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Deffirent modes

Posted Aug 30, 2011, 11:30 a.m. EDT RF & Microwave Engineering Version 3.5a 1 Reply

Md. Tauhidur Rahman
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Dear COMSOL users,

I am new in comsol. I am using RF module. Could anyone please suggest me any book or documents where can I learn when to use which mode(e.g. In plane, TE, TM, HARMONIC PROPAGATION, EIGEN FREQUENCY ANALYSIS< TRANSIENT PROPAGATION...etc) And when to use IN PLANE WAVE/ PERPENDICULAR WAVE? anyone please describe the operation here if document is not available around.
1 Reply Last Post Aug 30, 2011, 2:34 p.m. EDT
Susette Germer
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Posted: 1 decade ago Aug 30, 2011, 2:34 p.m. EDT
Well, the best way to get the basics in comsol (the knowledge which application mode is the best for your problem) is to read the RFmodule_ReferenceGuide.pdf, it is also very efficent to solve some already calculated problems from the RF-Module-ModelLibary.pdf

It is also helpful to search in the rf forum...

have fun comsoling :)
Well, the best way to get the basics in comsol (the knowledge which application mode is the best for your problem) is to read the RFmodule_ReferenceGuide.pdf, it is also very efficent to solve some already calculated problems from the RF-Module-ModelLibary.pdf It is also helpful to search in the rf forum... have fun comsoling :)

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