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5 Click the Line Settings button. Make sure that Line color and Line style are set to cycle,<br />

then click OK to close the Line Settings dialog box.<br />

6 Click OK to generate the plot in Figure 3-7.<br />

Transient Analysis with External Circuit<br />

To add an external circuit, it is necessary to first change the analysis type to transient<br />

analysis. Then you add the circuit using the SPICE circuit editor.<br />

OPTIONS AND SETTINGS<br />

1 From the Physics menu, choose Properties.<br />

2 In the Application Mode Properties dialog box, select Transient propagation from the<br />

Analysis type list.<br />

3 Click OK.<br />

PHYSICS SETTINGS<br />

1 From the Physics menu, choose Boundary Settings.<br />

2 Select Boundary 6, and choose the Circuit port boundary condition from the<br />

Boundary Condition list.<br />

3 Click OK.<br />

4 From the Physics menu, choose SPICE Circuit Editor.<br />

5 In the SPICE Circuit Editor dialog box, enter the following netlist in the SPICE netlist<br />

area.<br />

V1 1 0 SIN 0 100 1.5GHz<br />

R1 1 2 50<br />

X1 2 0 conical<br />

.SUBCKT conical 1 COMSOL: *<br />

.ENDS<br />

6 Click OK.<br />

SOLVING THE MODEL<br />

1 From the Solve menu, open the Solver Parameters dialog box.<br />

2 Type 0 3e-9 in the Times edit field.<br />

3 Go to the Time Stepping page, choose Time steps from solver from the Times to store<br />

in output list, and Manual from the Time steps taken by solver list.<br />

4 Type 1/15e9 in the Time step edit field.<br />

5 Click OK.<br />

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