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1 decade ago
2012年11月22日 GMT-5 05:08
I'm doing some simulation with coupling between RF and PDE modules, but it's clueless from your description.
I'm doing some simulation with coupling between RF and PDE modules, but it's clueless from your description.
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Posted:
1 decade ago
2012年11月22日 GMT-5 09:59
Hi Zang,
Actually I want to solve the PDE simultaneously with the electrostatic module i.e I need to solve the following two equations :
Laplacian(V)=u/eps eq(1)
Divergence(DuE)=0 eq(2)
where E = -Gradient(V)
D is a contant, eps is a constant and E is actually a vector having two components i.e Ex and Ey V is the voltage field and u is the space charge density. However when I try to solve these equations simultaneously by using UMFPACK solver the simulations do not proceed and immediately reports an error of non symmetric matrix found. I simply cant understand what is wrong and how to solve this problem?
Hi Zang,
Actually I want to solve the PDE simultaneously with the electrostatic module i.e I need to solve the following two equations :
Laplacian(V)=u/eps eq(1)
Divergence(DuE)=0 eq(2)
where E = -Gradient(V)
D is a contant, eps is a constant and E is actually a vector having two components i.e Ex and Ey V is the voltage field and u is the space charge density. However when I try to solve these equations simultaneously by using UMFPACK solver the simulations do not proceed and immediately reports an error of non symmetric matrix found. I simply cant understand what is wrong and how to solve this problem?
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Posted:
1 decade ago
2012年11月22日 GMT-5 10:02
It seems the equation system is not complex. But I'm also not familiar with the error message. Perhaps you can upload the model file? I would like to have a look.
It seems the equation system is not complex. But I'm also not familiar with the error message. Perhaps you can upload the model file? I would like to have a look.
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Posted:
1 decade ago
2013年4月11日 GMT-4 09:44
Hello everyone,
I have a convergence problem with modelling of Electrostatics equation coupled with PDE( for charge transport equation). I attached the equations and .mph files.
MODEL : two electrodes placed in domain of air. voltage difference applied. I have to calculate resultant electric field, charge density values and use them to add a body force to laminar flow to simulate plasma.
1. Geometry is simple. Mesh is fine.
2. I tried fully coupled( various damping factors), segregated, parametric sweep of the source term in charge transport equation( which makes it nonlinear) but couldn't get it to converge.
3. I tried using PDEs alone instead of electrostatics,but again same problem ( Plasma Actuator Mod.mph)
Could anyone please help me with way to obtain convergence or any other way to solve the equations attached.
Hello everyone,
I have a convergence problem with modelling of Electrostatics equation coupled with PDE( for charge transport equation). I attached the equations and .mph files.
MODEL : two electrodes placed in domain of air. voltage difference applied. I have to calculate resultant electric field, charge density values and use them to add a body force to laminar flow to simulate plasma.
1. Geometry is simple. Mesh is fine.
2. I tried fully coupled( various damping factors), segregated, parametric sweep of the source term in charge transport equation( which makes it nonlinear) but couldn't get it to converge.
3. I tried using PDEs alone instead of electrostatics,but again same problem ( Plasma Actuator Mod.mph)
Could anyone please help me with way to obtain convergence or any other way to solve the equations attached.
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Posted:
8 years ago
2016年12月26日 GMT-5 16:00
Hi,
You will need to set a voltage as electrical potential in Electronics Initial Values1 (e.g. 1000V).
Regards,
NK
Hi,
You will need to set a voltage as electrical potential in Electronics Initial Values1 (e.g. 1000V).
Regards,
NK