How Can I Analyze the Frequency Response of an Electric Current Shell in Comsol?

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Start date Dec 15, 2013
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To analyze the frequency response of an electric current shell in COMSOL, it's essential to conduct a frequency domain study. Users should ensure that the frequency solver is properly configured before proceeding. The results can be visualized using the result modules available in the software. Proper setup of electrodes, such as gold, is also crucial for accurate frequency response analysis. Following these steps will help in generating the desired frequency response diagram.

Dec 15, 2013

sonekralj

Hello people, i need help with frequency domain study in electric current shell modul. I have one IDC and i have electrodes from gold, and i don't know what should i do to see my frequency response on diagramm?
Does anyone has any idea?

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Aug 24, 2014

enricfemi

you can find it in the result modules. before that, make sure you used the frequency solve.

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