Chloe Allison
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Hi James, Welcome to the forum! Could you please share your file and any dependencies via your preferred file sharing service so we can try and debug this for you. Best Regards, Chloe
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Hi there. The default AlN material in our database is set up for EpsX = 8 Eps Y = 8 and EpsZ = 9.5. You can see this information in the project materials database. EpsX/Y/Z is the the dielectric...
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You cannot run the input file seperately when it is running in the batch controller, you can only edit. If you wish to run another version just create a copy of the file. Best Regards, Chloe.
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Hi there, Is it possible that your Windows has been changed to use a comma instead of a point? Does a comma work? Does a point work in other applications? Best Regards, Chloe
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Hi there, Here is a short article on the batch controller tool - https://support.onscale.com/hc/en-us/articles/360022128672. The purpose of this tool is to locally run parametric sweeps instead...
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The damping models nwtn, sdmp and rdmp require a smaller timestep than the vdmp model so that is why it takes longer. We have a simulation guide on borehole acoustics that I think may be of intere...
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Hi Yazan, Welcome to the forum! This error message means that the region you have specified in piez node command is not inside the region you have specified in the piez wndo command. For examp...
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Hi there, I understand finding the appropriate material damping model for your material can be tricky. I would suggest using vdmp (see command reference) for water-based mud. If you are unsure of...
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Hi there, Welcome to the forum! Unfortunately OnScale does not simulate conductivity at the moment. Here is a link to the RF applications we do cater for. Also here are some of our SAW examples w...
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Hi there, The variable that controls the number of elements in this example is narelem: This variable is then used in the pout command in a loop to output sgyy at every element: Sometimes in FM...