The finite element method (FEM) is a popular technique for numerically solving differential equations in engineering and mathematics. Finite Element Method simulation in COMSOL is a well-known simulation workflow. The classic domains of structural analysis, heat transfer, fluid flow, mass transport, and electromagnetic potential are typical issue areas of interest. In two or three spatial […]
COMSOL image to Geometry: This add-in allows you to utilise a picture as the starting point for your analysis with the Image to Curve add-in. A contour plot of an imported picture is used to generate an interpolation curve, which is produced using the add-in. Afterwards, this interpolation curve may be utilised as part of […]
Export Image in COMSOL In this blog you will learn how you can export high-resolution images from comsol multiphysics. the high-resolution image is very important and sometimes a compulsory requirement when submitting images for a research article. Graphic window So the first step is to run your simulation and set up your graphical window so […]
electrical circuit simulation in COMSOL will be discussed in this blog. I will try to explain how you can simulate a half-wave rectifier in comsol multiphysics. Simulating electric circuits is quite interesting and only a few software can actually do it properly. you can use Simulink for can use any other circuit simulation tool but […]
Export Geometry in COMSOLIn this blog, we will learn how you can export geometry from comsol Multiphysics. Particularly how you can export specific domains or specific selections from your model to another model. (export domains in comsol, export selective groups in comsol, export complete geometry in comsol ) Building COMSOL Model Geometry At first you […]
COMSOL Multiphysics models can be used to create custom applications using the Application Builder. To customize an application with the user inputs, design, and results that you wish to include, you can use graphical tools and editors, as well as built-in language parts and Java code. Simulation applications can be used for a variety of […]
COMSOL or Abaqus ? Regardless of the engineering application or physical phenomena, the COMSOL Multiphysics® programme provides a consistent user interface and experience. Electromagnetics, structural mechanics, acoustics, fluid flow, heat transfer, and chemical engineering add-on modules provide the specialised capability. To interface directly with CAD and other third-party software, choose from a list of LiveLink […]
COMSOL and Ansys are both multiphysics solving programs. COMSOL is more user-friendly and can handle a variety of complex issues, but its advantageous to scientists with Matlab experience. Ansys is preferable for structural studies and CFD simulations, its APDL programming can be useful. While COMSOL doesn’t offer a free version, Ansys offers free access to students. The choice between the two typically depends on the objectives of the user.
Hi there, in this tutorial you will learn how you can enable dark mode in comsol multiphysics. it is very useful if you are working in a low light environment. The dark mode is also useful for your eyes if you are working late at night 🙂 (just like dark mode in our phones)
Engineers and scientists use the CFD Module to analyse, predict, and design fluid flow in closed and open systems. In comparison to purely empirical research involving fluid flow, these types of simulations generally lead to new and better products and enhanced operations of devices and processes for a given cost.
