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# Re: [femm] What's the "In" used for?

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- Subject: Re: [femm] What's the "In" used for?
- From: Jiri Vecerka <vecerkaj@yahoo.com>
- Date: Fri, 1 Nov 2002 05:21:36 -0800 (PST)
- In-reply-to: <aprht1+5t5p@eGroups.com>

    Hi

    Properties for selected block expected these things:
    1. Name - you should define material or choose from
    the library in advance. ( Properties ->materials or
    material library...see manual)
    2. mesh size - is active when autosize is not
    selected, it changes size of elements for each block
    3. In circuit - it expects name of circuit defined in
    advance (Properties -> Circuits)
    4. magnetization direction - it is active only, if the
    material is permanent magnet (Hc no zero in material
    definition)
    5. Group - you can assign each block, line or node to
    a group. It allows you (if you choose Operation ->
    group) to select easy entities which are in the same
    group.

    Nodal properties experts:
    1. Name - must be defined in Properties->Point in
    advance
    2. Group - it is the same funcionality as in block, it
    assigns the node to a group.

    Jiri Vecerka

    PS The info, how to set properties for ecach block
    material or point property you can find in the manual.

    --- ephjyin <ephjyin@yahoo.com> wrote:
    > Dear David,
    > I tried the FEMM, it's a great thing! But I have
    > a thing unclear.
    > There are three "In"'s in the "Properties for
    > selected Block"
    > dialogue box and in the "Specify nodal property"
    > dialogue box. I know
    > the first "In" in the "Properties for selected
    > block" is for the
    > circuit selecting, but I do not know what the other
    > two are used for.
    > I have tried put different values in their blanks,
    > and did not find
    > any effects on the results. Hope you can make a
    > readme file for these
    > entries. Thank you.
    >
    >
    >

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