SUMMARY
This discussion focuses on implementing piecewise time-varying electrode surface potential in COMSOL Multiphysics. The user seeks to define a linear and periodic potential function, E(t), with specific parameters: E(t) = phimin + v*t for 0 <= t < t0 and E(t) = phimax - v*(t - t0) for t0 <= t < 2*t0, where t0 = (phimax - phimin)/v. The conversation emphasizes the need for a time-dependent study using the transport of diluted species physics and suggests utilizing boolean operators and the modulo operator for implementing piecewise equations.
PREREQUISITES
- COMSOL Multiphysics software
- Understanding of time-dependent studies in COMSOL
- Familiarity with piecewise functions and boolean operators
- Knowledge of transport of diluted species physics in COMSOL
NEXT STEPS
- Research how to implement boolean operators in COMSOL for piecewise functions
- Learn about the transport of diluted species module in COMSOL
- Explore the use of the modulo operator for periodic functions in COMSOL
- Study examples of time-dependent equations in COMSOL simulations
USEFUL FOR
This discussion is beneficial for researchers and engineers working with electrochemical systems, particularly those utilizing COMSOL for modeling time-dependent electrode behaviors and transport phenomena.