JOULE EFFECT
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Hello
I'm trying to simulate a joule effect on a tungsten wire,
but I don't know how to put the boundary conditions.
I only put current data on one side and a voltage equal to 0
on the other side of the wire? Do I need to put more boundary conditions in addition to these?
Can I use voltage instead of current to simulate the joule effect?
In my case I have the experimental data of both voltage and currentthank you very much
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