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Hi,
How can I determine the number of particles within the specified charge range after they flow out of the hopper? Thank you very much.
Hi Alice,
While in the Analyst, you can click on File > Export > Results Data. This will open a new window in which you can export your simulation data as a csv file. Click on the + sign then Particles > Charge. For type, choose All, for selection choose your geometry bin, for Query type choose Standard. Finally, check the specify range box and select the range you want. Once you're done with your queries, click Export and you'll get a csv with the data you're after.
Best regards,
Renan
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