Calculating Dielectric (or Conduction) Loss in a Volume
Description
This recipe shows you to calculate the dielectric/conduction loss in a volume object.
Usage Examples
This calculation could be used to determine the loss in a dielectric or metal object. For loss dielectric or finite conductivity metal object, its loss may have significant impact on user‟s design performance. Find out the key loss factors is critical for a successful design.
Prerequisites
The volume object within which the loss calculation is to be performed must already exist before the computation can be completed. If the volume for loss calculation consists of the volume of several drawing objects, you must create a single list entry representing their combined volumes using Modeler > Named Selection > Create > Object Selection.
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Calculator Operation |
Resulting Stack Display (top entry only unless noted) |
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Named Expressions>Volume_Loss_Density> Copy to stack |
Scl : Volume_Loss_Density (Volume Loss Density is used as an example) |
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Geometry>Volume...>{select volume} |
Vol : Volume(box1) (above is example, user entry may differ) |
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Scl: Integrate(Volume(box1), Volume_Loss_...) |
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Eval |
Scl : {numerical quantity} (above is loss from box1, either dielectric or conductional, Watt) |
