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Can I get double longitudinal coordinate?
Posted Aug 25, 2015, 11:00 p.m. EDT Results & Visualization Version 5.1 1 Reply
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In piezoelectric device analysis, I want to get a 1D plot result. The horizontal ordinate is frequency. I want two longitudinal ordinate in one plot, one is for voltage magnitude, and another is for voltage phase. How can I realize it? Thanks!
1 Reply Last Post Aug 26, 2015, 1:42 a.m. EDT
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9 years ago
Hi
there are several (partial) ways but the one I use mostly is to define a Derived Value, and get out a table, you can add several columns to a table coming from different "Derived Values"
Thereafter you plot the table by clicking the plot icon on the table header, and you adjust your lot parameters.
However, I cannot remember to have managed to get a "dual scale" plot in COMSOL so you have an issue with the vertical scale it's either Hertz or 2*pi radians but not both (or has there been an upgrade there in V5.1 ? that I might have missed ;) for that type of plots you need to use the Excel or Matlab interface
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Good luck
Ivar
there are several (partial) ways but the one I use mostly is to define a Derived Value, and get out a table, you can add several columns to a table coming from different "Derived Values"
Thereafter you plot the table by clicking the plot icon on the table header, and you adjust your lot parameters.
However, I cannot remember to have managed to get a "dual scale" plot in COMSOL so you have an issue with the vertical scale it's either Hertz or 2*pi radians but not both (or has there been an upgrade there in V5.1 ? that I might have missed ;) for that type of plots you need to use the Excel or Matlab interface
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Good luck
Ivar