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Extraction of Coordinates from a COMSOL Model
Posted 2012年6月13日 GMT-4 08:12 Version 4.3 2 Replies
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Hi,
I want to extract the X,Y;Z coordinates from a COMSOL Model. The Model is 2 Helix Coils with Some difference in between but Thats not important.
Only important thing is, i need a way to get the coordinates from COMSOL Model to MATLAB for some Wire-bonding works. I Have tried several attempts and i havent been sucessful yet. A Prompt Reply would be highly appreciated in this regard.
Regards,
Moeez
I want to extract the X,Y;Z coordinates from a COMSOL Model. The Model is 2 Helix Coils with Some difference in between but Thats not important.
Only important thing is, i need a way to get the coordinates from COMSOL Model to MATLAB for some Wire-bonding works. I Have tried several attempts and i havent been sucessful yet. A Prompt Reply would be highly appreciated in this regard.
Regards,
Moeez
2 Replies Last Post 2012年6月15日 GMT-4 08:36
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Posted:
1 decade ago
Hi,
In matlab, use this
model = mphload('model_name'); % model_name is your mph file name
info = mphxmeshinfo(model,'solname', 'sol1', 'studysteptag', 'st1');
the info structure has all details.
Suresh
In matlab, use this
model = mphload('model_name'); % model_name is your mph file name
info = mphxmeshinfo(model,'solname', 'sol1', 'studysteptag', 'st1');
the info structure has all details.
Suresh
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Posted:
1 decade ago
One of the Problems that i am having is i want Just the Coordinates of a Helix. The Data Structure is not Working Properly. How can i easily Extract or Where to Use the command as this seems rather vague! I Need an urgent assistance for it !