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Hello, there are a few problems with doing this, e.g., there is no model for resistive conductors, and the electromagnetic (EM) modules are not designed to deal with circuit elements. In fact we don't usually put any structures in an EM environment other than plasma and EM waves. If you just want to see the EM fields from a prescribed current you can use an antenna object. |
Thank you very much Daniel for the swift response.
Do you think it makes sense we try to add this functionality. We do have
knowledge in Physics and C++ programming . Question is how much of a
change you think this is and what is the estimated effort.
Many thanks
Amir
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Hello, there are a few problems with doing this, e.g., there is no model
for resistive conductors, and the electromagnetic (EM) modules are not
designed to deal with circuit elements. In fact we don't usually put any
structures in an EM environment other than plasma and EM waves. If you just
want to see the EM fields from a prescribed current you can use an antenna
object.
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I can't put a number to it, but if the B-field has to be self-consistent probably a very significant effort. If not you might try looking at examples/hydro/argon-breakdown.tw and think about modifying that to suit your needs and computing B in post-processing. |
Hi,
We sent you a question by mail, not sure you got it, trying here as well.
We started using it recently and found it very powerful.
We have a question please:
We would like to pass an electric current in a wire. The related potential is known (coming from a capacitor). We could not figure out how to define this in the input file.
Can you assist on this ?
Will it create a magnetic and electric field (rotor E) around the wire ?
How do the simulation know the resistance of the wire ? (Copper or similar)
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