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Comsol and simion

Posted 17.05.2020, 10:57 GMT-4 Low-Frequency Electromagnetics 2 Replies

Zang Retain
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Hello,

I recently did some electric potential simulation with Comsol and Simion. I found the results are different for these two software, does anybody know why?

2 Replies Last Post 17.05.2020, 12:26 GMT-4
Edgar J. Kaiser Certified Consultant
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Posted: 4 years ago 17.05.2020, 11:12 GMT-4

Simion and Comsol are pretty different animals. Without telling details about your setup, methods and results nobody can help you.

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Edgar J. Kaiser
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Simion and Comsol are pretty different animals. Without telling details about your setup, methods and results nobody can help you.
Dave Greve Certified Consultant
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Posted: 4 years ago 17.05.2020, 12:26 GMT-4

If two experiments or two pieces of software give different answers, all you know is that one or more of them is wrong.

When starting out it is best to solve a problem where you know the answer, or at least know the answer in some part of the geometry.

When you post here there is a link at the bottom that explains how to reduce the size of your model so you can post it. Posting your model is the best way to get actual advice.

If two experiments or two pieces of software give different answers, all you know is that one or more of them is wrong. When starting out it is best to solve a problem where you know the answer, or at least know the answer in some part of the geometry. When you post here there is a link at the bottom that explains how to reduce the size of your model so you can post it. Posting your model is the best way to get actual advice.

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