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Exporting COMSOL v4.0a data

Posted May 16, 2011, 12:11 a.m. EDT Version 4.2 2 Replies

Prateek Benhal
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Hi,

I got DEP torque on a sphere working (I can see the simulations). However, I am not able to export torque data and even if I export it its giving me a huge txt file with numbers everywhere. In COMSOL 3.5 I was getting X,Y,Z and Torque values systematically in a table format.

Please let me know how to export data systematically in COMSOL v.4.0a.

Thanks with Regards
Prateek
2 Replies Last Post Nov 4, 2011, 2:23 a.m. EDT
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Tijana Timotijevic
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Posted: 1 decade ago Sep 28, 2011, 12:20 p.m. EDT
Have you tried selecting Data Format "Spreadsheet" in Output, under Export--> Data Settings?

Have you tried selecting Data Format "Spreadsheet" in Output, under Export--> Data Settings?
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Posted: 1 decade ago Nov 4, 2011, 2:23 a.m. EDT
Thanks, I got the problem sorted out. (exported data into excel sheet)

May I know if anyone have worked on applying imaginary part to the material in electrostatics?

I am able to get the toqrue output with frequnecy/time, however I am not sure if torque is including complex permittivity factor for the materials?!!

Also I would like to do a time harmonic analysis in electrostatics with a sinusoidal voltage, where v=v0*sin(w*t+phase), However, currently I am able to get the simulations running for only time domain and COMSOL converts this into frequency using fourier transform. I do want to apply varying frequency + varying/complex permittivity for materials in electrostatics and get the torque vs frequency simulations. (I also wanna see the particle torque movement>?>????)

Can someone please guide me on this. Thanks.

Thanks, I got the problem sorted out. (exported data into excel sheet) May I know if anyone have worked on applying imaginary part to the material in electrostatics? I am able to get the toqrue output with frequnecy/time, however I am not sure if torque is including complex permittivity factor for the materials?!! Also I would like to do a time harmonic analysis in electrostatics with a sinusoidal voltage, where v=v0*sin(w*t+phase), However, currently I am able to get the simulations running for only time domain and COMSOL converts this into frequency using fourier transform. I do want to apply varying frequency + varying/complex permittivity for materials in electrostatics and get the torque vs frequency simulations. (I also wanna see the particle torque movement>?>????) Can someone please guide me on this. Thanks.

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