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Outputting results of 2D parameter sweep
Posted 2012年9月11日 GMT-4 14:01 RF & Microwave Engineering, Modeling Tools & Definitions, Parameters, Variables, & Functions, Studies & Solvers Version 4.3 1 Reply
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Hi,
I have Comsol 4.3. I select 2D > Electromagnetic fields > Mode Analysis. I then draw a large rectangle and a small rectangle inside it. The large rectangle is air and the small rectangle is Si.
Now, it is easy to find the eigenmodes of the waveguide -- just click "Solve".
Now, I want to sweep two parameters, say, waveguide width and waveguide height. So I add two parameter sweeps.
It solves just fine, and by clicking on a particular width and a particular height in the solution, I can view the E field profile. The title of that plot also gives me the effective index.
Now, what I'd like to do is output a 2D array where the columns correspond to different waveguide widths and the rows correspond to different waveguide heights. Each cell in the array gives the effective index. I can do this manually by clicking on the "width" and "height" dropdown boxes in the solution and selecting the value, then writing it down manually, and repeat. But I'd like to do it automatically as I have a large sweep.
I can't figure out how to output this 2D array of solutions to a 2D parameter sweep. Any ideas?
Thanks
I have Comsol 4.3. I select 2D > Electromagnetic fields > Mode Analysis. I then draw a large rectangle and a small rectangle inside it. The large rectangle is air and the small rectangle is Si.
Now, it is easy to find the eigenmodes of the waveguide -- just click "Solve".
Now, I want to sweep two parameters, say, waveguide width and waveguide height. So I add two parameter sweeps.
It solves just fine, and by clicking on a particular width and a particular height in the solution, I can view the E field profile. The title of that plot also gives me the effective index.
Now, what I'd like to do is output a 2D array where the columns correspond to different waveguide widths and the rows correspond to different waveguide heights. Each cell in the array gives the effective index. I can do this manually by clicking on the "width" and "height" dropdown boxes in the solution and selecting the value, then writing it down manually, and repeat. But I'd like to do it automatically as I have a large sweep.
I can't figure out how to output this 2D array of solutions to a 2D parameter sweep. Any ideas?
Thanks
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