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Posted 2023年4月4日 GMT-4 05:22 Results & Visualization 3 Replies

Tao Zhou
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Hi, My question is:The arrow length of the current density line is set to normalized, so does the size of the scale factor still make sense, does it still represent the size, and can it be adjusted arbitrarily in a model?

3 Replies Last Post 2023年4月5日 GMT-4 06:52
Robert Koslover Certified Consultant
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Posted: 1 year ago 2023年4月4日 GMT-4 13:19

I suggest you try it and find out.

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Posted: 1 year ago 2023年4月5日 GMT-4 03:24

The result I found was that the scale factor of the arrow has nothing to do with current density.

The result I found was that the scale factor of the arrow has nothing to do with current density.
Gunnar Andersson COMSOL Employee

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Posted: 1 year ago 2023年4月5日 GMT-4 06:52

Using Arrow length=Normalized indeed results in all arrows having the same length regardless of the current density.

Using Arrow length=Normalized indeed results in all arrows having the same length regardless of the current density.

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