Ivar KJELBERG
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Posted:
1 decade ago
15.06.2012, 03:55 GMT-4
Hi
the crude way is to say V = V0*(t>=0)*(t<1)+V1(t>=1)*(t<2)+ ...
But this makes a stepwise system, its better to use a rect() or step() (combination of Heavyside functions in 3.5) operator with smootheened transition, its often easier for the solvers
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Good luck
Ivar
Hi
the crude way is to say V = V0*(t>=0)*(t=1)*(t
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Posted:
1 decade ago
28.06.2012, 02:33 GMT-4
Thank you for your message !
But, still now I don't solve my problem..
What is stepwise system ?
what is combination of Heavyside functions ?
V = V0*(t>=0)*(t<1)+V1(t>=1)*(t<2)+ ...
this method apply for expression ?
I really don't know how to do..
Can you recommend another method in COMSOL tutorial model?
I try many times to find similer model and commend in COMSOL DOCUMENTATION PDF file..
But I can't find method.
please more specific suggest method .
Best wishes !
Thank you for your message !
But, still now I don't solve my problem..
What is stepwise system ?
what is combination of Heavyside functions ?
V = V0*(t>=0)*(t=1)*(t
Ivar KJELBERG
COMSOL Multiphysics(r) fan, retired, former "Senior Expert" at CSEM SA (CH)
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Posted:
1 decade ago
28.06.2012, 04:09 GMT-4
Hi
in V4 you ahve predefined STEP() functions that are smoothed., In 3.5 you need to call the internal Heavyside functions. Index your doc and search for Heavyside, you will find them described, then you need to combine them. You can also search on the forum for 3.5 threads, these functions were often used back in 3.5 time ;)
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Good luck
Ivar
Hi
in V4 you ahve predefined STEP() functions that are smoothed., In 3.5 you need to call the internal Heavyside functions. Index your doc and search for Heavyside, you will find them described, then you need to combine them. You can also search on the forum for 3.5 threads, these functions were often used back in 3.5 time ;)
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Good luck
Ivar