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Example 3: Capacitances across Multiple Electrodes

General

• In Example 1, the capacitor with two parallel conductive plates which have the electric potential difference was analyzed.
  The model consists of two pair of two parallel conductive plates which have an electric potential difference.
   

• The capacitances across the electrodes, the electric field, and the equipotential map are solved.
   

• Unless specified in the list below, the default conditions will be applied.
   




• Results will vary depending on Femtet version and the PC environment.

Analysis Space

Analysis Conditions

Select [Static analysis] as the electric potential is static.

The electric field exists outside the analysis domain. Therefore the open boundary condition below is applied initially.

Model

Create 4 sheet bodies for electrodes. Then, specify the voltage on each as boundary condition.

Body Attributes and Materials

Four sheet bodies are used to imprint the electric potential-specified boundary condition.

They are called "imprinting body".

You don't need to set the body attribute or the material property on them.

* Available from the material DB

Boundary Conditions

To set Outer boundary condition, go to the [Model] tab
 

and click [Outer Boundary Condition] .

Results

To view the calculation results, go to the [Results] tab

 and click [Table] .

The capacitances across Electrode1 and Electrode2 and across Electrode and Electrode4 are higher than others

The vectors of the electric field are shown below.

The electric field is generated between two electrodes.

The gradation contour of the electric potential on the YZ section is shown below.

You can visually grasp the distributed electric potential in the space around the electrodes.