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发表于 2009-6-27 13:39
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来自: 中国辽宁大连
其实帮助里面都有的
记住 帮助很重要
Creating the Thermal Link Coupling File
Create the coupling file containing the information needed in ANSYS Workbench to extract the power loss density distribution as follows:
1. Click Maxwell2D (or Maxwell3D)>Thermal Link for ANSYS Mechancical...
This opens the Export ANSYS Link dialog box.
2. Use the drop down menus to select the Setup and Solution you wish to use.
3. Select the Design Variation.
Use the ellipsis [...] button to open the Select Variations dialog. Here you can select from the available variations, specify the setup, solution, and design variation key information such that the desired power loss density distribution is uniquely identifiable from ANSYS Workbench.
Click OK.
4. For Maxwell transient solution types only, you must also specify the desired Start and Stop Integration times for the power loss density distribution to be used in ANSYS Workbench.
5. When you are finished making the desired selections, click the Export button.
This opens a file browser in which you can specify a file name and location for the coupling file you wish to export. The file is in ANSYS Link format, and uses a .xml extension.
6. Click Done to close the Export ANSYS Link dialog box. |
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