Missmatching results

Szymon Adamus

Dear Sir or Madam

During my simulations I found out something that seems quite confusing for me. 

This a simple model of magnet and sensors. Magnet remanence is oriented only around Z axis. After calculations i exported all the data to excel files and everything seems to be fine.

 

Then I rotated the whole design by 90 degress. I expect results will be the same because magnet and sensors are in the same place in regard to each other. Unfortunately, output results are also rotated. Am I missing something important, or maybe results are exported based on global XYZ system?

Thank You in advance

Best Regards

SimonGuicheteau

I think your results are correct but since you rotated everything, the first component X became -Y and so on. So when you look at the component of a vector it is by default in the global coordinante system.

 

You can look at the component in a different coordinate system using the following function :

Comp(1,B)    --> Comp(1,VLCS(newcoordinatesystem,B)) 

Lavanya Vadamodala_20519

Hello Szymon Adamus,

Can you share the model with me? I need to look at definition of your material and sensors before giving you a solution.

If your model is confidential, please let me know your email. I will send a secure link to share your model with me.

Thank you,

Lavanya

 

Szymon Adamus

Hello Lavanya Vadamola,

 

I think that we should use secure link.

 

Best Regards

Szymon Adamus

Lavanya Vadamodala_20519

Szymon Adamus said:

Hello Lavanya Vadamola,

 

I think that we should use secure link.

 

Best Regards

Szymon Adamus

Please share your email here, I will send you a link to upload your model.

Szymon Adamus

Lavanya Vadamodala_20519 said:

Please share your email here, I will send you a link to upload your model.

Szymon.Adamus@merit-automotive.com

Lavanya Vadamodala_20519

Hello Szymon,

I received the model and checked it.

You are plotting the results with respect to global coordinate system. That is why the results are rotated along with the whole geometry.

Since you are rotating the geometry with respect to "PIVOT" coordinate system, plot the results with respect to "PIVOT" coordinate system for both models. You will see same results for three components.

Thank you,

Lavanya

Szymon Adamus

Hello Lavanya,

 

From my point of view the most important coordinate systems are SEN_SYS1 and SEN_SYS2 because they correspond with axis of real sensors I would like to use.

 

 

Could You guide me and tell me, where can I change the coordinate system with respect to which I export my data?

Szymon Adamus

Hello Lavanya,

I would like to kindly remind about my problem. I still did not fix it by myself.

 

Thank You,

Best regards

Szymon Adamus

Lavanya Vadamodala_20519

Szymon Adamus said:

Hello Lavanya,

 

From my point of view the most important coordinate systems are SEN_SYS1 and SEN_SYS2 because they correspond with axis of real sensors I would like to use.

 

 

Could You guide me and tell me, where can I change the coordinate system with respect to which I export my data?

Sorry I missed your question.

You can change your coordinate system to "PIVOT" under "Coordinate system for definition". Then obtain the grid where you would like to see the quantities, with respect to this coordinate system.

You should see same values of quantities in X and Y direction in both no rotation and 90 degree rotated models.

Let me know, if you still have difficulty in obtaining the results.

SimonGuicheteau

I think your results are correct but since you rotated everything, the first component X became -Y and so on. So when you look at the component of a vector it is by default in the global coordinante system.

 

You can look at the component in a different coordinate system using the following function :

Comp(1,B)    --> Comp(1,VLCS(newcoordinatesystem,B)) 

Szymon Adamus

Thank You Simon.

This function is exactly what I was looking for.