Motion of Charged Particles in the Gap
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Hi,
I'm working on a project to simulate the motion of charged particles in teh gap between two electrodes, one with Positive Voltage and the other is grounded, the electric field generated between both electrodes would ionize the air in the gap causing charged particles and the particles should move, I found other researchers used COMSOL by coupling model consists of Electrostatic Field Module and Dilute Transfer Module, but I'm using ANSYS.
My question, what are the modules I have to use in ANSYS Workbench to start with? I'm a beginner in ANSYS and hope I can get fruitfull help here.
Attached photo shows the results of others where they used COMSOL.
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