2D Axisymmetric Radial Poling of Curved Ceramic Answered
Using the axis command, I was able to separate the 2D curved element into segments as seen below. When I enter the command to display arrows, there are none, and when I try to estimate on the cloud, it throws an error. (I believe it tells me there is not thickness to my element. I am coming back to this after a couple weeks, so forgive me if this lacks the detail needed) I had tried both cylindrical coordinates and spherical. Both throw the same error.
Is it possible to pole in this direction in a 2-dimensional axisymetrical simulation?
A followup to that that I have not yet encountered, is can I receive a voltage output from this? will assigning an electrode to this interface be more complicated? (I had used a resistor circuit to measure this before, but I am not sure if this will change when poled in this way.
Thank you for any help you can give!
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Hi Dominic,
I'll confirm this with the team but I think radially poling is only avaliable in 3D.
Electrode assignment will become a bit more tricky but connecting circuitry will remain the same.
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