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looking for a way to save the modeling time
Posted Aug 4, 2012, 4:55 a.m. EDT Low-Frequency Electromagnetics, Studies & Solvers Version 4.2 1 Reply
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Hi,
I am using the time-dependent physics and my 3D model is applied by a sinusoidal voltage.
the modeling is running in one period T with 100 steps and it may done in 30 mins if I was lucky.
but most of time it will waiting at 0% for solving the linear system even over one night.
so is there any way to speed up the modeling cause i really need to run a lot of frequencies.
thanks.
Sam
I am using the time-dependent physics and my 3D model is applied by a sinusoidal voltage.
the modeling is running in one period T with 100 steps and it may done in 30 mins if I was lucky.
but most of time it will waiting at 0% for solving the linear system even over one night.
so is there any way to speed up the modeling cause i really need to run a lot of frequencies.
thanks.
Sam
1 Reply Last Post Aug 4, 2012, 5:21 a.m. EDT
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1 decade ago
Hi
It depends: time series solvers are for transient cases, if you have a continuous periodic condition, use a harmonic development that you get with a frequency sweep solver, check the physics equation, you will notice the harmonic development of the equations
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Good luck
Ivar
It depends: time series solvers are for transient cases, if you have a continuous periodic condition, use a harmonic development that you get with a frequency sweep solver, check the physics equation, you will notice the harmonic development of the equations
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Good luck
Ivar