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Streamline along a line or plane

Posted 2012年6月4日 GMT-4 10:50 Low-Frequency Electromagnetics, Results & Visualization 2 Replies

Benjamin Rardin
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I have a 3D model of a system of permanent magnets and am trying to obtain a streamline of magnetic flux density along specific planes in my model.

In the settings for a streamline plot there is an option for positioning the streamline along a plane but the drop down menu provides no options for selecting / defining a specific plane. Is there a way for me to define my streamline for a specific plane?

Thanks for your help!

Ben
2 Replies Last Post 2013年7月26日 GMT-4 16:01
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Posted: 1 decade ago 2013年7月26日 GMT-4 15:31
Bump.

Any solution? Possibly you could define a work plane, and then under "Streamline Positioning" --> "Positioning" choose "Selected Boundaries", where you can isolate the workplane...

I do not want to re-run my simulaiton to try it at this point. Can anyone test?

-Bryan
Bump. Any solution? Possibly you could define a work plane, and then under "Streamline Positioning" --> "Positioning" choose "Selected Boundaries", where you can isolate the workplane... I do not want to re-run my simulaiton to try it at this point. Can anyone test? -Bryan
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Posted: 1 decade ago 2013年7月26日 GMT-4 16:01
Ah! I think I have it!

Use a "start point controlled" positioning, and identify a range in a given plane. Then under Expression, you should zero out the out-of-plane component.

Using this way, I was able to isolate current densities superimposed on the two separate planes of my multislice surface plot.

-Bryan
Ah! I think I have it! Use a "start point controlled" positioning, and identify a range in a given plane. Then under Expression, you should zero out the out-of-plane component. Using this way, I was able to isolate current densities superimposed on the two separate planes of my multislice surface plot. -Bryan

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