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Displacement of device over time

Posted 2013年3月22日 GMT-4 22:57 MEMS & Nanotechnology, MEMS & Piezoelectric Devices, Structural Mechanics Version 4.3a 1 Reply

Jeffrey Fong
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I have modeled a mass spring structure using solid mechanics and a time dependent study. I have applied a body load using 0.1*g_const*solid.rho. When I plot the results of displacement field, it appears that at time = 0, the mass is already at the largest displacement and subsequent times don't show much motion. But when I export the results as an animation I can clearly see the mass oscillating starting from its original orientation. Why do the plots in COMSOL and the exported animation file not look the same?

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1 Reply Last Post 2013年3月23日 GMT-4 00:48
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Posted: 1 decade ago 2013年3月23日 GMT-4 00:48
Okay, so I tried with different loading forces by changing the acceleration and realized the maximum position of the mass never changes; only the range of the colour legend changes. Can I assume that the values from the legend are correct?
And then for the animation, I guess the position isn't accurate either. Is there anyway to export a gif file that actually shows the correct location of the mass at each time interval?
Okay, so I tried with different loading forces by changing the acceleration and realized the maximum position of the mass never changes; only the range of the colour legend changes. Can I assume that the values from the legend are correct? And then for the animation, I guess the position isn't accurate either. Is there anyway to export a gif file that actually shows the correct location of the mass at each time interval?

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