Unable to apply AC potential in electrostatics domain

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Unable to apply AC potential for my boundary in Electrostatics domain of AC/DC module.

i have tried to input in the format V=vo sin(23.1440*t)

where the module is not able to accept the t variable in the time dependant study.

is there any other way to input this sinusoidal potential?



2 Replies Last Post 2024年3月18日 GMT+1 13:38
Edgar J. Kaiser Certified Consultant

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Posted: 6 months ago 2024年3月18日 GMT+1 10:04

This is only a warning about units. The sine function wants a dimensionless argument. Add a [1/s] unit to t and it will disappear.

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Edgar J. Kaiser
emPhys Physical Technology
www.emphys.com
This is only a warning about units. The sine function wants a dimensionless argument. Add a [1/s] unit to t and it will disappear.

Acculution ApS Certified Consultant

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Posted: 6 months ago 2024年3月18日 GMT+1 13:38
Updated: 6 months ago 2024年3月18日 GMT+1 14:30

Notice the color being orange, and not red, so a warning and not an error. The 40 is the frequency, so with the unit included, you should be good to go: 1000sin(2pi40[Hz]t)

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René Christensen, PhD
Acculution ApS
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Notice the color being orange, and not red, so a warning and not an error. The 40 is the frequency, so with the unit included, you should be good to go: 1000*sin(2*pi*40[Hz]*t)

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