Normalized Pulse [a.u.] http://www.comsol.com/blogs/modeling-a-periodic-heat-load/ There are not only the heaviside functions, you can also make piecewise sinus steps which are also deriveable a few times I want to create a voltage pulse across a coil and calculate the coil temp over time. Hence my off- time is (to)= 0.05-0.0005s=0.0495 s COMSOL Multiphysics(r) fan, retired, former "Senior Expert" at CSEM SA (CH), www.comsol.com/blogs/modeling-a-periodic-heat-load/, www.comsol.co.in/community/forums/general/thread/26983/, COMSOL Conference 2013 Bangalore Award Winners, How Eddy Current Braking Technology Is Freeing Us from Friction, Time domain study of inductance in a planar square coil. Lets look at the numeric solution to the above problem, with Explicit Events at t_s and t_e and solved with a relative tolerance of 0.2, a very loose tolerance: When using Explicit Events, the numerical solution even with a very loose relative tolerance of 0.2 compares quite well with the analytical result. where T is you pulse period. I would rather suggest you to think along a ramp pulse which has the added advantage of being physically possible. From the point of view of computational efficiency and accuracy for transient heat transfer problems when pulsing a thermal load on and off, I would recommend: You mentioned that the alogrithms for solving time-dependent problems choose a time step based upon a user-specified tolerance. And by implementing my function in mod it is same problem (greater than 1). The pulse will be a repeating rectangle function -- the voltage will be turned on and off repeatedly to create fatigue stress in the trace. Until now I have used Heat transfer weak contribution and Point wise Constraint Therefore I added half the step rise time to the "lower value=0.05", to have the step starting really at "0" for t=0. [/QUOTE] Discussion Locked This discussion was locked by a forum moderator. This is a very interesting question but a bit unrelated to the topics within this thread. I am trying to use a variable as input and it takes only mod function If i try multiplying flc2hs function it gives me error.\ To start a new discussion with a link back to this one, click here. Ivar. Your model becomes rather non-linear if you have pressure build up like that, but I do not see why you cannot define a Boundary pressure load depending on the Temperature, and having the Temperature depenig on time listed if standards is not an option). (pic attached). The necessity of functions, Gaussian Pulse, Ramp, Rectangle, Step, Triangle, Waveform, RandomGaussian Distribution Function: http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu. If I do implement the smoothed staircase, should I continue to use the explicit event? I tried to use the suggestion given on January 12, 2011 (reply) and also tried to implement different suggestion on the Comsol Forum , but I havenot achieved desired result. if you then solve in temporal, do not forget to use strict or intermediate time stepping with a time step that resolves with a few points each ramp region, otherwise the "automatic" stepping timer will most probably jump over your pulses -- v4.3a.161 Thanks. However, I would like to switch off and on the frequency domain electromagnetic losses in transient thermal simulations to get results for pulsed heating. Such questions should be directed to your COMSOL Support Team. first i open function and get recangle and in rect1 ( i put the lower limit =0 and upper limit =0.5e-3 and transition = 20 e-6) then i open parameters and i put in names ' DV ( voltage) ' and in expressions (15000* rect1 (mod ( (t [1/s],1e-3)) ( i don't find plot button to can check my pulse train). Walter. Suppose we assume the flux is not periodic, then the events interface is not needed right? These algorithms choose a time step based upon a user-specified tolerance. Samy, Hi Samy, Is it possible to use a supergaussian with similar parameters for the laser pulse? Best Regards, Veryst Engineering, Hi Nagi, Hello Victor, Thanks for the prompt reply!!!! if i change the time step be different with the laser state such as on or off.when the laser is off, i adopt the long time step .but i find the result is wrong ,i donnot know how to define the setting in the time solver, can you give me any solutions.thank you very much. The first of these events will trigger initially at two seconds and set the ONOFF state variable to zero (turning off the heat load). I enjoy reading your blog. COMSOL Multiphysics(r) fan, retired, former "Senior Expert" at CSEM SA (CH), Design an App to Efficiently Model the Flash Method Procedure. condition with some not-very-high temperature? Article Snippet: For the COMSOL Gaussian pulse function, the integral of each pulse is equal to unity, meaning that the constant P is simply the value of the total pulse energy (350 J). myfunc (myVar [1/myVar_Units]) [N] if myVar are in microns, and you write myVar [1/m] then the microns are scaled to meters and entered into the function as meter value, but without units. mod(a,b) zhang, Dar prof. Hitesh D. Vora 13 Replies, Please login with a confirmed email address before reporting spam. Posted Apr 26, 2013, 4:47 a.m. EDT The laser heat source itself traverses back and forth over the wafer with a period of 10 seconds along the centerline. How do I edit a sinusoidal pulse piecewise function into a periodic function? Tingzhong, Hello All, Can you please help on this please. Can you provide a link to that post, I cant seem to find one that meets that description. Can you please help me. I am working on ultra-short pulse laser matter interaction model in COMSOL (pulse duration <1ps). Fianlly Got it! . Cl*(d/dt)*Ti=G(Te-Ti). Thank you kindly for your time, -- Now that weve introduced the concepts, we will take a look at implementing these Explicit Events. Your internet explorer is in compatibility mode and may not be displaying the website correctly. could you please tell me what is wrong in it thank you very much. Thanks for your reply. It doesn't look like a single gaussian pulse but rather has a few peaks/troughs. To start a new discussion with a link back to this one, click here. You can fix this by pressing 'F12' on your keyboard, Selecting 'Document Mode' and choosing 'standards' (or the latest version I tried using this method but it doesnt work for very small pulses. Select Manual to specify the function derivatives with respect to its arguments in a table. You can still use the Events. You can fix this by pressing 'F12' on your keyboard, Selecting 'Document Mode' and choosing 'standards' (or the latest version https://www.comsol.com/support/learning-center/article/Functionality-for-Modeling-Inductive-Heating-in-Coils-9421/112, \frac{\partial u}{\partial t} = -u + f(t). e_den e/((pi/4)*d^2) Energy Density We will look at an example of the Laser Heating of a Silicon Wafer, where a laser is modeled as a distributed heat source moving back and forth across the surface of a spinning silicon wafer. Comments? If you do not hold an on-subscription license, you may find an answer in another Discussion or in the Knowledge Base. thanks mod((flc1hs(t[1/s]-1e-9,1e-9)-flc1hs(t[1/s]-9e-9,1e-9)),0.01)*f[1/Hz]) The Explicit Event settings. I want to solve the following couple ordinary equation by comsol, which I (t) is pulse current. http://www.comsol.com/blogs/implementing-simple-temperature-controller-component-coupling. In order to run simulation in time of 100fs, do i need the work station. Hitesh, Dear Ivar: Please suggest me some solution. Adaptive mesh refinement in time-domain simulations has been available since several versions ago. or Your internet explorer is in compatibility mode and may not be displaying the website correctly. Posted Feb 1, 2010, 2:15 p.m. GMT+1 Online support center: https://www.comsol.com/support Wave Optics, Heat Transfer & Phase Change www.comsol.com/blogs/modeling-a-periodic-heat-load/ You need to dig into the COMSOL help and search for Gaussian pulse to find the full formula with the normalisation used, then define your Gaussian function and include it into an analytical one such that you get the desired amplitude or integral value to fit your desired height or area / energy / power -- Good luck Ivar Samy Abdallah (to get some kind of pulsewidth modulation; a pulse train with pulsewidth 8e-9s and period 0.01s) For that I created a rectangle function under Global. -- avg_pd_new is only single pulse wave. The heaviside works fine for one pulse: (flc2hs (5- t),1) But when I substitue t for the modulo function: flc2hs (5- (mod (t,0.01)),1) the function gives a constant output of 1. mod((flc2hs(t-1e-9,1e-9)-flc2hs(t-9e-9,1e-9)),0.01) Regards, Wave Optics, Heat Transfer & Phase Change, COMSOL Multiphysics(r) fan, retired, former "Senior Expert" at CSEM SA (CH). use the plot function of the analytical function to check your formulas and shapes (even if you do not call them it's handy We can see from the plot above that a very loose relative tolerance of 0.2 does not accurately capture the switching of the load. -- ;) Rectangular pulse should be difficult, if not impossible. Jesus. -- Hitesh, Dear Ivar: Final comment: the reason why the step function is not aligned at "0" for t=0, but start the ramp before, is also that when the solver initiates the calculations of the signal and it's derivative they are not both at "0". Predictive Analytics Capabilities of SmartUQ for COMSOL, How to Simulate Control Systems Using the PID Controller Add-In, Estimating Hyperelastic Material Parameters via a Lap Joint Shear Test. Thank your for your advice but unfortunately i couldn't find anything relevant about the normalisation of the gaussian, that you were talking in your thread, there's something that i didn't say in my previous post is that i want to modelize it in 3D, I don't know if it will change something and at least i've a question about the definition of the gaussian, the x-axis depend on time or a distance ? Alternatively, you can change the Times to store drop-down setting to Steps taken by solver. I am currently trying to model the two temperature model on multiple femtosecond pulses. Modeling such a situation accurately and efficiently in COMSOL Multiphysics is quite easy to do with the Events interface. You can compare the results of this simulation to the original model to see the differences in temperature across the wafer. Do not forget to use time stepping intermediate or strict and define your solver time stepping so these short pulses are not overlooked by the automatic solver settings I define a Boundary pressure load, using stuctural mechanics physics, the equation for pressure is depending on the instantaneous surface Temperature. Hi Ivar, As Ivar said, I think you can check out the gallery: www.comsol.com/model/laser-heag-a-self-guided-tutorial-12317 Then to avoid "orange" units warning, you should learn that COMSOL assumes unitless values for all functions so you should write: Is it possible to set the time inbetween to zero to get a real square pulse train? 4 Replies, Please login with a confirmed email address before reporting spam. How to define the electrode potential of pulse voltage? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. condition with non-zero flux (of course, for cooling flux must go out) or some Dirichlet bound. listed if standards is not an option). No other changes are necessary, but we might want to ensure that we will get results immediately before and after each event is triggered. In this case, I have disabled the Multiphysics coupling feature (electromagnetic heating) in COMSOL. This wave function should be multiplied by heat input/ heat flux equation. then you should note that the rect() function start with this smooth step such that we are midway at t=0. First of, thank you for you help and secondly I've question, my geometry is an half cylinder (3D) and I want to applicate my gaussian pulse in front of my material, should I have an expression like Q(flux)=gp1(x-k*t)*gp2(y-k*t)*gp3(z-k*t) with k the pulse and x,y and z my different direction ? Do you include some Neumann bound. 2 Replies, Please login with a confirmed email address before reporting spam. rect1() with Lower limit = 0.05*1E-3, Upper limit =0.55*1E-3, size of transition =0.1*1E-3, and then call it with a In comsol model. How can i coupled these two equations in PDE ? the duration is then your 0.5 msec + half the rise time from the start = 0.55 (Upper limit) You are always welcome to start a new thread if there is a new question that is only tangentially related to the original discussion. Regards, listed if standards is not an option). -- are you in 3.5 or 4 ?, because in 4 use rather the step or other pulse functions, instead of the "flc1hs", the latter are already included into the v4 "step" functions (expand all tabs to access the rise time). Cordially function x=mychirp (t,f0,t1,f1,phase . Good luck, hi, See this Wikipedia link for a good explanation: Sigma is the standard deviation which is a measure of the dispersion or spread of the curve. Sorry to bother you again Ivar but i really can't find the expression of my gaussian, I would really appreciate if you could be more specific about should I search on the forum. 2. I tried it with mod(t,T0) aswell, but by multiplying my function with mod the steps are no longer 0 to 1 in height (less than 1). http://www.comsol.com/model/13835 Will get back to you as soon as I do the things which you mentioned in your reply. http://www.comsol.com/blogs/modeling-laser-material-interactions-in-comsol-multiphysics Nice meeting you! Or is there some alternative way to achieve pulsed electromagnetic heating in COMSOL? I have noticed that you now propose the heat diffusivity alpha as a COMSOL internal variable, but I have not read anything that the mesher analyses this to adapt the mesh accordingly yet (automatically). Good luck My specific question is how can I use the Events Interface to switch on or off the electromagnetic heating in Multiphysics coupling? 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