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Hi @pasc1377 , To do this, you can create a line where to plot the field solution and then create a report on that line. You'll have two options, you either use the expressions available such as Mag_B, or you can use the fields calculator to extract the value you want to extract - for instance Bx. It'd look something like: Create Polyline to extract local flux density values
I also encourage you to go through our examples library. A good example to start with is this one https://examples.aedt.docs.pyansys.com/version/dev/examples/low_frequency/team_problem/bath_plate.html I hope this helps. |
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I want to plot the flux density in the air gap along a line. I can do it manually and also in the old IronPython, but not with pyaedt. Can anyone help me?
I've tried something like:
m2d.post.create_report( expressions="Mag_B", domain="Sweep", variations={"Time": "9375000ns"}, primary_sweep_variable="Time", report_category="Fields", plot_type="Rectangular Plot", polyline_points=1001, plot_name="Test", )
Many thanks in advance.
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