COMSOL: How to relate terminals in electrical current?

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The discussion focuses on using COMSOL Multiphysics to relate multiple terminals in a 2D electrical circuit simulation. The user aims to simulate the capacitance between winding wires of a coil, necessitating the correct selection of boundary conditions for terminals and grounds. It is emphasized that in a serial circuit configuration, terminals cannot share the same potential, thus requiring a method to relate them effectively.

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  • COMSOL Multiphysics 5.6 or later
  • Understanding of electrical circuit theory
  • Familiarity with 2D geometry modeling
  • Knowledge of boundary conditions in simulation software
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  • Explore COMSOL's documentation on setting up electrical circuits
  • Learn about defining boundary conditions in COMSOL Multiphysics
  • Research methods for simulating capacitance in coil windings
  • Investigate the COMSOL user forum for community insights and solutions
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Electrical engineers, simulation specialists, and anyone involved in modeling electrical circuits using COMSOL Multiphysics.

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Simulation of the capacity between winding wire of a coil using 2D geometry.
hello, i have a problem in comsol multiphysics, i want to relate many terminals to each other to buid a current circuit in 2D geometry.
I was thinking to simulate the capacity between winding wire of a coil. So, I have to choose boundary conditions in the winding wire which are Terminals and grounds. For the terminals, I can't put the same potential in all wire because it is a serial circuit (coil) So, I have to relate terminals to each other.
 
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