How to create a B field using some custom equations?

- May 15, 2022 at 4:32 pm
  
  SadiaSohid
  Subscriber
  
  I am using a PCB trace in 2D simulation (Eddy current solver) with a 25A current to observe the B field. I want to plot the difference between the B field generated at different frequencies. Like
  B field magnitude at F = 1e-8 Hz
  B field magnitude at F = 1 MHz
  B field magnitude at F = 10 MHz
  Custom Equation to plot -
  
  I want to plot the following equation in the same plot -
  L1 = (B field magnitude at F = 1e-8 Hz) - (B field magnitude at F = 1 MHz)
  L2 = (B field magnitude at F = 1e-8 Hz) - (B field magnitude at F = 10 MHz )
  
  Can anyone please reply as soon as possible? Thank you!
- May 17, 2022 at 9:24 pm
  
  HDLI
  Ansys Employee
  
  Please review the KM in customer portal, How to visualize differences between the field plots?, https://support.ansys.com/KnowledgeResources/Solutions?solutionIdentifier=sol2046348&productName=ANSYS+Maxwell&productFamily=Electronics
  HDLI

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