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Electroplating is the oldest industrial application of electrochemical reactions where metals or alloys from metallic ions in electrolytes are deposited on a substrate. Plating enables engineers to tailor a deposit’s mechanical, electrical and magnetic properties and...
This tip provides an explanation about all the important files that are written by the solver when running a CCP Simulation
To a large extent, electron energy distribution functions (EEDFs) determine the properties of partially ionized low temperature discharges. The typical approach in modeling such discharges involves a) assuming an EEDF or b) computing an EEDF.
Summaries can prove to be very useful in monitoring the progress of a simulation and while analyzing results. CFD-ACE+ provides options for writing out various summaries depending on the physics involved. Users can select the list of summaries they need under Out &...
Most users of CFD-ACE+ are already familiar with the MOD file feature and its usage. This feature allows the user to modify on-the-fly various solver and control parameters while a computation is running, either to increase the convergence level of the overall solution...
Electroplating is the oldest industrial application of electrochemical reactions where metals or alloys from metallic ions in electrolytes are deposited on a substrate. Plating enables engineers to tailor a deposit’s mechanical, electrical and magnetic...
For the 2013.3 release, some of you may have noticed a new option under the Run tab in CFD-ACE-GUI. The new Plot Boundary Integral option allows data created by the Boundary Integral Output (Please refer to this user tip on Boundary integral output ) to be plotted...
The process by which the flow of electric current through a material of finite conductivity produces heat is known as Joule heating or Ohmic heating or resistive heating. Joule heating is caused by the interaction of moving electrons with the ions in the conductor....
This user tip deals with a tab some users typically skip over when setting up a model in CFD-ACE+ GUI, the Solver Control (SC) tab. The default solver settings in this tab are carefully chosen based on extensive experience with different types of problems and therefore...