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Evaluating Objective function from only part of a parametric sweep

Posted 24.06.2019, 16:59 GMT-4 RF & Microwave Engineering Version 5.3a 1 Reply

Paul Schmalenberg
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Dear all,

I am sweeping an electromagnetic problem in frequency domain. If I am investigating for example frequencies 1, 2, and 3, is there a way to create an objective function that is only evaluated for frequency 1, and another for frequency 2 and so on? I'm thinking something like the at() function but for general parametric sweep.

1 Reply Last Post 27.06.2019, 17:24 GMT-4
Paul Schmalenberg
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Posted: 5 years ago 27.06.2019, 17:24 GMT-4
Updated: 5 years ago 27.06.2019, 17:18 GMT-4

To answer my own question, its possible to use withsol() and setind() to achieve this.

For example: withsol('sol1',ewfd.Ttotal,setind(lambda0,2))

The transmission (for example like a plane wave on a periodic unit cell) is evaluated for the 2nd lambda value specified in wavelength domain.

To answer my own question, its possible to use withsol() and setind() to achieve this. For example: withsol('sol1',ewfd.Ttotal,setind(lambda0,2)) The transmission (for example like a plane wave on a periodic unit cell) is evaluated for the 2nd lambda value specified in wavelength domain.

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