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Posted Feb 12, 2013, 3:46 a.m. EST Low-Frequency Electromagnetics, Studies & Solvers 1 Reply
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Is there is any option to use two parametric values while solving. I want to change frequency and resistance
Is there is any option to use two parametric values while solving. I want to change frequency and resistance
1 Reply Last Post Feb 12, 2013, 5:57 a.m. EST
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Hey
If I understood your question,you want to do calculations for two values of frequency and resistance.
R1 ,F1 and R2 ,F2. To do so
1-define parameter Resistance R
2-go to study and click stationary-->extension....choose continuation
3- add the parameter R by clicking the '+' sign
4 finally write the value of R you want compute. 10,20.......ad much as you want to compute for.
after computing you can specifically choose the result corresponding to each R values . The will work for the frequency in the same way. If you want to change both R and F at the same time you can add them both in the continuation box.
good luck
If I understood your question,you want to do calculations for two values of frequency and resistance.
R1 ,F1 and R2 ,F2. To do so
1-define parameter Resistance R
2-go to study and click stationary-->extension....choose continuation
3- add the parameter R by clicking the '+' sign
4 finally write the value of R you want compute. 10,20.......ad much as you want to compute for.
after computing you can specifically choose the result corresponding to each R values . The will work for the frequency in the same way. If you want to change both R and F at the same time you can add them both in the continuation box.
good luck