Electromagnetic couplings of Transmission Lines
Hi everybody, I want to study electromagnetic couplings of Transmission Lines on a tower in quasi-static domain (50 Hz). I use the 2D dimension and as physics I use Magnetic and Electric Fields (mef)....
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Dejan, you can apply phase shift using complex notation. Ground or electric potential BC is available under the Magnetic Insulation node. Cheers Edgar -- Edgar J. Kaiser emPhys Physical...
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Hello Edgar Thank you for your quick response. Is it possible in Comsol (frequency domain) at least in the post process to produce a sinusoidal signal? Maybe with the 1D plot (Global). Best regards Dejan
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Yes, you can use the phase as x-axis parameter. -- Edgar J. Kaiser emPhys Physical Technologywww.emphys.com
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Hi Edger, thanks again for your help, but something I'm doing wrong. Could you, if you have time, look at my model, I cannot produce sinusoidal curve? And I do not know why? Best regards
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The parameter J3 is a constant per your definition. You have to use a field parameter, e.g. a point plot of a magnetic flux density component or a current density component. Keep in mind that only...
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Hello Edgar, once again thank you for taking the time and helping me. I have learned a lot. Best regards Dejan
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Hi everybody, I have one another problem with the post-processing. A line is supplied with the boundary “External Current Density at a current of 1000 A. But if I measure the current with intop1...
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