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Getting calculated boundary values
Posted Jan 7, 2010, 10:58 a.m. EST 1 Reply
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Hello,
actually i am trying to solve a non linear diode problem. I want to use a non linear conductivity adamption with result of the difference of potentials between a 3d cubic. The potentials are calculated by the program. Is is it possible to get the potential values at special boundaries for my function. What is the script command. In fact i want to get the calculated values on a boundary.
Regards
Max
actually i am trying to solve a non linear diode problem. I want to use a non linear conductivity adamption with result of the difference of potentials between a 3d cubic. The potentials are calculated by the program. Is is it possible to get the potential values at special boundaries for my function. What is the script command. In fact i want to get the calculated values on a boundary.
Regards
Max
1 Reply Last Post Jan 10, 2010, 5:21 a.m. EST
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1 decade ago
Hi
from what I understand of your explanations you should look at the "Options Boundary Integration Coupling variables".
These are very powerfull, but that means also you should try them out on simple cases first to fully understand how they operate
Good luck
Ivar
from what I understand of your explanations you should look at the "Options Boundary Integration Coupling variables".
These are very powerfull, but that means also you should try them out on simple cases first to fully understand how they operate
Good luck
Ivar