Chloe Allison
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Hi Ruth, You cannot add an absorbing condition to a piezoelectric domain. To get around this you can put a thin strip of the same material (without the piezo properties) on the boundary . This is ...
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Hi there, Here is a video tutorial demonstrating how to create a SAW finger pair using primitives: https://support.onscale.com/hc/en-us/articles/360018105772-SAW-Finger-Pair- . This should get you ...
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Hi there, Here is a video tutorial demonstrating how to create a SAW finger pair using primitives: https://support.onscale.com/hc/en-us/articles/360018105772-SAW-Finger-Pair- . This should get you...
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Hi, That is a great question. The material on the bottom is lithium tantalate ( the same material as the main body) but without the piezoelectric properties. It is used in this example because in ...
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Hi Marco, If you are using Designer Mode this is the quickest way we have to do this so far, we are still developing our designer features. If you are familiar with our code syntax then you can eas...
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Hi Sterling, Here at OnScale we have multiple application engineers that can help you construct a model for the simulations you are describing. It would be great if you could get in touch with sup...
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Jteward, This is a warning that is normal when you run simulations on the cloud and will not affect the simulation. To recreate the images above, load the flxdato and flxhst files created by the j...
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Hi Jteward, May I please ask which image you mean? I am able to produce all above images with the attached files. Best regards, Chloe
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Hi Charlie, Apologies for the delayed response. Here is a link to an example which calculates extrapolation using a curved extrapolation surface. You cannot output the co-ordinates of an extrapolat...
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Hi Jinho Sung, This is the example that swaps the circuit. The only other thing I can recommend is to try using separate transmit and receive models. If you are still experiencing problems, send yo...