Ansys Insight : How close can monitors be to other objects?
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In FDTD simulations, each field components is calculated at different spatial location within the mesh cell. This can lead to confusion about where it is valid to put monitors, when they are close to other objects. For example, can a time monitor be right at the edge of the simulation region, or does it need to be a few mesh points away from the boundary?
This section describes how close monitors can be to other objects.
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