How can I resolve band assignment issues in 3D simulations using Ansoft Maxwell?

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To resolve band assignment issues in 3D simulations using Ansoft Maxwell, users are advised to avoid cylindrical or spherical bands and instead opt for box or polyhedron shapes. If a rotational motion is involved, selecting "Non-Cylindrical" can help mitigate errors. Ensuring that the band does not intersect with other objects is crucial for successful mesh mapping. Additionally, matching the meshing of the band with that of the internal objects may prevent errors during analysis. Implementing these strategies can lead to a smoother simulation experience.
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Hello all,

I am anew user for Ansoft Maxwell, I am doing simulation for tubular machine in 3D, I have problem with band assignment, when I run the analysis there is a massage error after the mesh, which said

[error] Error in mesh mapping on band, please check the potential problem in band setting.

I do not know how to sort this problem out. Could you please help me ? Thank you in advance
 
Did you manage to find a solution to your problem? I'm having the same error right now
 
I have the same problem...can anyone help?
 
Try not to use cylindrical or spherical band, better use a box or a polyhedron. If you have a rotational motion setup for the band, try to select "Non-Cylindrical". Try to make sure that the band does not intersect anything. Maybe also try to make the meshing of the band exactly the same as the meshing of the objects inside of it.
 
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