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Phase Difference

    • ha_nguyen3
      Subscriber

      Hello,

      On my HFSS model, I calculated the total current delivered to the object by using fields calculator:

      Intergrate(Surface(Object)), Mag(Real()))

      Let say the result is 50mA. I assume that if the voltage and current are in phase, 50mA is what I need. If they are out of phase, I need more than 50mA to power the system.

      How do I find out if the voltage and current are in phase or out of phase in HFSS? (plot?, calculation of the angle?)

      Thank you.

    • Praneeth
      Ansys Employee

      Did you try assigning output variables. Please go through this link - Ansys Electronics 2022 R1 - Post Processing and Generating Reports.
      Then using this variables, you can either calculate or plot the phase of both voltage and current.
      All the very best Praneeth.
    • phuonganhlovely.me
      Subscriber
      what do you mean the voltage and current are in phase?

    • ha_nguyen3
      Subscriber

      Is there other way to access the page? The link directed me to the login page and asked me to complete the registration. After I filled out everything and submitted, I got the following message. Then I clicked on the login page and had to fill out again. The message popped up again, and thus I couldn't access the page.
      Thank you.


      Hope this helps.
      https://engineer-educators.com/topic/phase-of-current-and-voltage-in-reactive-circuits/
      https://www.electrical4u.net/electrical-basic/phasephase-anglephase-difference-easy-understanding/
      • Praneeth
        Ansys Employee

        Hi,

        You would be able to access this link by logging in with the credentials of the academic license.

        Best regards,
        Praneeth.

    • phuonganhlovely.me
      Subscriber

      Do youuse a machine toolkit for simulation to get an efficiency map, i am facing an error when I simulate this tool in ansys electronic desktop version 2022 R1. Do you have any suggestions to resolve this problem?
      thanks a lot.

      • Praneeth
        Ansys Employee

        Hi,

        It looks like your question is different from the original thread. Please post your question as a new thread to help us serve you better.

        All the very best,
        Praneeth.

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