Robert Koslover
Antennas, Waveguides, Electromagnetics
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Posted:
2 years ago
2025年2月15日 GMT+8 02:57
Updated:
2 years ago
2025年2月15日 GMT+8 03:01
It depends on what aspects of the physics you wish to model. If you want to model the microwave-induced heating, consider employing the "Microwave Heating Multiphysics Interface" and perhaps one of the accompanying suggestedpreset studies, which conveniently combine physics from theHeat Transfer Moduleand theRF Module. Note: If you pose a more specific question to this forum, you may receive more detailed advice.
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It depends on what aspects of the physics you wish to model. If you want to model the microwave-induced heating, consider employing the "Microwave Heating Multiphysics Interface" and perhaps one of the accompanying suggested *preset studies*, which conveniently combine physics from the *Heat Transfer Module* and the *RF Module*. Note: If you pose a more specific question to this forum, you may receive more detailed advice.