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To generate the transient response curve (Time Versus Amplitude plot)

Posted 02.05.2024, 04:07 GMT-4 RF & Microwave Engineering, MEMS & Piezoelectric Devices, Studies & Solvers 3 Replies

ANOOP A V
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I am an amateur at COMSOL Multiphysics. I am currently running simulations of SAW resonators.

I completed the SAW frequency domain analysis (with the help of SAW tutorials and the COMSOL library) and am now going on to the time domain analysis. More specifically, I employed the base surface of Lithium Tantalate and Lithium Niobate wafers, as well as Al and Gold IDT (Inter Digitised Electrodes), to generate Surface Acoustic Waves.

I am sharing two images: the IDT dimensions and the literature copied (Courtesy) plot.

My question is how I can acquire the time vs amplitude response from the COMSOL software (Transient responses), and which physics / study should I choose? In the time-dependent solution I tested with Sinwt as input and the result were negative.

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3 Replies Last Post 06.05.2024, 12:50 GMT-4
Dave Greve
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Posted: 7 months ago 02.05.2024, 14:36 GMT-4

The image you posted was derived from a time-dependent (transient) simulation.

I am not clear on what you want to calculate from the geometry in the first figure.

In almost all cases posting the (reduced) actual model used, and stating what you want to calculate, is necessary in order to get any useful advice.

The image you posted was derived from a time-dependent (transient) simulation. I am not clear on what you want to calculate from the geometry in the first figure. In almost all cases posting the (reduced) actual model used, and stating what you want to calculate, is necessary in order to get any useful advice.
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Posted: 7 months ago 06.05.2024, 01:37 GMT-4
Updated: 7 months ago 06.05.2024, 08:50 GMT-4

Thank you Dave Greve for your reply. From the picture side (Interdigitated electrodes), my queries were related to how to add physics/study into the above structure. The input response I tried as sinwt (terminal 1 voltage) and Terminal 2 as grounded, but results were negative. Around 10 IDT pairs were used, with alternating pairs were sinwt and ground terminals.

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Thank you Dave Greve for your reply. From the picture side (Interdigitated electrodes), my queries were related to how to **add** **physics/study into the above structure**. The input response I tried as *sinwt* (terminal 1 voltage) and Terminal 2 as grounded, but results were negative. Around 10 IDT pairs were used, with alternating pairs were *sinwt* and ground terminals. Thank you
Dave Greve
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Posted: 7 months ago 06.05.2024, 12:50 GMT-4

If you really want help you need to (1) explain what you are trying to achieve with your simulation and (2) post your reduced model.

If you really want help you need to (1) explain what you are trying to achieve with your simulation and (2) post your reduced model.

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