You can fix this by pressing 'F12' on your keyboard, Selecting 'Document Mode' and choosing 'standards' (or the latest version Is it possible to use a supergaussian with similar parameters for the laser pulse? Could you please guide me where am I going wrong? The problem is: the pulse duration is too small compared to the 1/repetition rate (4ns 1/60 kHz), this made the calculation time too long. Many thanks for your blog, its very usefull for me. Ivar, Hi, I am attaching my model for reference. Ivar, Thanks Ivar, Solving Models with Step Changes to Loads in Time, https://www.comsol.com/support/knowledgebase/1245/, https://www.comsol.com/blogs/modeling-of-materials-in-wave-electromagnetics-problems/, https://www.comsol.com/model/setting-up-periodic-heat-loads-for-simulation-46791, https://www.comsol.com/model/laser-heating-of-a-silicon-wafer-13835, https://www.comsol.com/support/knowledgebase/1245, https://www.comsol.com/blogs/which-study-type-should-i-use-for-my-electrothermal-analysis/, https://www.comsol.com/support/learning-center/article/Introducing-Feedback-to-Models-of-Resistive-and-Capacitive-Devices-27111, https://www.comsol.com/support/learning-center/article/Functionality-for-Modeling-Inductive-Heating-in-Coils-9421/112, Multiscale Modeling in High-Frequency Electromagnetics. Cordially, Hi Sam, Nagi Elabbasi Comsol is investigating deformation due to gravity. 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). 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. where there is a 500 fs pulse occurring every 10e-6 seconds. I want to create a Gaussian pulse train with a period of about 30 ms from point sources. Normalized Pulse [a.u.] Discussion Closed This discussion was created more than 6 months ago and has been closed. Ce*(d/dt)*Te= d/dz(k*(d/dz)*Te)- G(Te-Tl)+S(z,t) The inconsistent units issue is a warning that can be removed by properly setting the units. My surface temperature is more than vaporization temperature and it created the recoil pressure/vapor pressure on the surface. I tried using this method but it doesnt work for very small pulses. rect1(mod(t[1/s],20E-3)) 2017, 20:59 UTC+1 Acoustics & Vibrations, Results & Visualization 4 Replies Hamed Rahimi As you can see the lattice temperature is not cooling down to room temperature. Should it be at the start of middle or end of the voltage step? The Explicit Event settings. I'm using "Electrodeposition" module right now. Why not? Thank you Walter! have you tried to use the "rect" function in v4 ? At first i thought that it was the distance at half height of the gaussian but when I try to change my sigma, I get some strange results so that's why I guess that i didn't get all the ins and outs about the function. However, I would like to switch off and on the frequency domain electromagnetic losses in transient thermal simulations to get results for pulsed heating. Samy. https://www.comsol.com/support/knowledgebase/1245/. 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. listed if standards is not an option). Sorry i made it too short, my suggestion was to replace the "t" in your single pulse Heaviside function combination (step-up step down) by a mod(t,0.01) to get it to reapeat The first of these events will trigger initially at two seconds and set the ONOFF state variable to zero (turning off the heat load). rect1(mod(t[1/s],0.1)*0.1) If you want a train of pulses, you can use sin function with sign function, like Your Discussion has gone 30 days without a reply. Good luck You should NOT use fully rectangular pulses, because the steps does not allow to define any gradients or derivatives at the step, and the solver needs the first derivative to find its way in an efficient way. Ivar, Hey Ivar, We have looked at using the Events interface for modeling a periodic heat load over time and introduced why it provides a good combination of accuracy and low computational requirements. -- Hello Victor, Your internet explorer is in compatibility mode and may not be displaying the website correctly. Something else is probably causing the convergence failure. Do you include some Neumann bound. That is, a heat load that turns on and off repeatedly at known times. How should I implement my function together with the mod-function? after 3 hours. Hi, Trying to make a pulse train by combining the heaviside function with the modulo function, as described in a previous post. This is an excellent explanation, just what I was looking for. 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 Comsol can analysis the pulse voltage in the "Electrodeposition" module? Have a wonderful day. So he could have used simply as expression for an1: "rect1(t)"and as period 0.1 d 0.6[mm] Beam diameter In the Heat Source domain, I am multiplying the electromagnetic losses with an Analytic pulse to switch them on or off. After solving this study, I can see that my output is not correct and only gives me single pulse. What I understood is, "O" is the origin of laser, not the point where we want to apply the heat source. I have read the talks between you and Hitesh D. Vora, from which i find you are very familar with COMSOL. Good luck Screenshot of the Discrete States within the Events interface. then you need to search a bit more in the help, the definition of the gaussian is in there but not on the first page about gaussian that appear, not sure why. Lasse In this video, you learn how to model Heat Transfer effects caused by a single laser pulse in COMSOL Multiphysics. 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. Surely he mistook the node "Thermal Insulation 2" and he intended to cool the piece with, for instance, a typical "Convective Heat Flux" with some positive value for h. Obviously his piece had no opportunity to cool, simply the heat couldn't get out! My question was about A comparison of unpulsed (left) and pulsed (right) heat loads. Then to avoid "orange" units warning, you should learn that COMSOL assumes unitless values for all functions so you should write: My pulse width is (p) 0.0005s (0.5 millisec) And as periodic pulse he uses the analytic function "an1" with expression "rect1(mod(t[1/s],0.1))", but he ALSO sets this function as periodic: one of both is enough, or else he sets as periodic or he uses "mod()". Walter, Hello Clare, I am trying to use similar kind of pulse wave with on time as 0.5 ms and off time as 0.495 ( frequency is 20Hz) total period is : 0.05 How does the operator work exactly? In the interests of keeping these conversations more focused, we will close this particular discussion thread. So far, we are simply multiplying the applied heat load by a unit constant. If Manual is selected, enter the derivatives with respect to the function's arguments. the duration is then your 0.5 msec + half the rise time from the start = 0.55 (Upper limit) Regards, 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". In the second way, I specify it using a piecewise function func Start End Function 0 50 6000 50 75 4000 and then use func(t]1/d]) in the mass flux text field. Nt=I (t)/ (q*Va)+g0* (N-N0)*S/ (1+eps*S)+N/tan However when I solve the boundary stays at the same temperature. Modeling Tools & Definitions, Parameters, Variables, & Functions, How to Model Piezoelectric Devices as Both Transmitters and Receivers, Level set method in 3D: validation not possible, Simulating Radiation Effects in Semiconductor Devices. Your internet explorer is in compatibility mode and may not be displaying the website correctly. For questions related to your simulations, please contact our support team. Select Manual to specify the function derivatives with respect to its arguments in a table. Modeling Mechanical Stress in the Silicon Fabrication Process using Comsol-Multiphysics. T = Ti + (Tmax - Ti). 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: I want to solve the following couple ordinary equation by comsol, which I (t) is pulse current. . but if i do If you do not hold an on-subscription license, you may find an answer in another Discussion or in the Knowledge Base. Hitesh, Hi So I see I confused you with my units in [ms], so you can also write: Then to avoid "orange" units warning, you should learn that COMSOL assumes unitless values for all functions so you should write: I'm trying to implement this condition by appling following equation. The settings for the applied heat flux boundary condition use the Discrete States variable. condition with some not-very-high temperature? You can compare the results of this simulation to the original model to see the differences in temperature across the wafer. Try checking if they have heaviside functions in Comsol. You mentioned that the alogrithms for solving time-dependent problems choose a time step based upon a user-specified tolerance. Away from the events, large time steps are taken. I am working on ultra-short pulse laser matter interaction model in COMSOL (pulse duration <1ps). and then call it with a the functions is: Cordially One of the problems is about the function flc2hs. http://www.comsol.com/blogs/tracking-material-damage-with-the-previous-solution-operator This consent may be withdrawn. Currently, I am trying to manually couple the electromagnetic losses to bioheat heat module using Heat Source domain. Because Im using the floor function, I dont believe the derivatives are continuous. Design of an appropriate pulse-train function is essential to the numerical simulation. Sigma is the standard deviation which is a measure of the dispersion or spread of the curve. 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. Because when I try with this expression I've message like "Unconsistent unit" and the solver seems failing when I try to solve it. rect1(mod(t[1/s],20E-3)) Best Regards, The structure is a free-clamped cantilever, where the impulse force is applied at the free end. . Hi Email: support@comsol.com. I enjoy reading your blog. Thus, we have both good resolution of the heat load switching on or off and we take large time steps to minimize the overall computational cost. listed if standards is not an option). I have no idea how to do this. 36 Replies, Please login with a confirmed email address before reporting spam. Best. 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