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Parametric sweep
Posted 2013年4月8日 GMT-4 10:06 Version 4.3a 1 Reply
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I have a range of angles set as parametric sweep ie range(0[deg],0.1[deg],4[deg])
And also I have a study in frequencies with range(2[THz],0.1[THz],5[THz])
When it solves it puts them all together in one table.
I want to plot graphs with absorption at each angle for the above range of frequencies.
i.e. one graph at 0[deg], another at 0.1[deg] etc
But when I try to plot them it plots all ranges together in a messed graph.
I tried to select only one angle but again I still get an even messier graph.
Can somebody help me with this?
And also I have a study in frequencies with range(2[THz],0.1[THz],5[THz])
When it solves it puts them all together in one table.
I want to plot graphs with absorption at each angle for the above range of frequencies.
i.e. one graph at 0[deg], another at 0.1[deg] etc
But when I try to plot them it plots all ranges together in a messed graph.
I tried to select only one angle but again I still get an even messier graph.
Can somebody help me with this?
1 Reply Last Post 2013年4月8日 GMT-4 11:59
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1 decade ago
Hi
it depends also on how you have selected the parametric sweep sequence (full combination or not) normally you et a table with lines and columns like that you can switch them and select only a few, but this selection is reset at each study run.
I believe its shown in one of the postprocessing videos on the main site
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Good luck
Ivar
it depends also on how you have selected the parametric sweep sequence (full combination or not) normally you et a table with lines and columns like that you can switch them and select only a few, but this selection is reset at each study run.
I believe its shown in one of the postprocessing videos on the main site
--
Good luck
Ivar