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Note: This model requires the <strong>RF</strong> Module and the Structural Mechanics Module.<br />

Modeling Using the Graphical User Interface<br />

MODEL NAVIGATOR<br />

The model uses linear elements to reduce the memory requirements.<br />

1 Click the Multiphysics button.<br />

2 Select 3D from the Space dimension list.<br />

3 In the Structural Mechanics Module folder, select Shell>Static analysis.<br />

4 Click Add to add a copy of this application mode.<br />

5 In the COMSOL Multiphysics folder, select Deformed Mesh>Moving Mesh (ALE)>Static<br />

analysis. Select Lagrange - Linear from the Element list.<br />

6 Click Add.<br />

7 In the <strong>RF</strong> Module folder, select Electromagnetic Waves>Eigenfrequency analysis. Select<br />

Vector - Linear from the Element list.<br />

8 Click Add.<br />

9 The Electromagnetic Waves>Eigenfrequency analysis application mode now appears<br />

under Frame (ale) in the displayed tree structure.<br />

10 Change Ruling application mode to Electromagnetic Waves (rfw).<br />

11 Click OK to close the Model Navigator.<br />

OPTIONS AND SETTINGS<br />

1 From the Options menu, choose Constants.<br />

2 In the Constants dialog box, define the following constants. The description field is<br />

optional. When done, click OK.<br />

NAME EXPRESSION DESCRIPTION<br />

T0 0[degC] Reference temperature<br />

T1 100[degC] Operating temperature<br />

For the parametric analysis, you replace the constant T1 for the operating temperature,<br />

T 1 , with a parameter T1 in the Parametric Sweep dialog box.<br />

100 | CHAPTER 3: <strong>RF</strong> AND MICROWAVE MODELS

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