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Hi All
When calculating flux through a 2D grid with macro ''FluxComputationOn2DGrid.PFM''. this Error appears
'''No InCa frequency have been find.' (a snapshot is attached too)
What is the reason for this error and how it can be solved?
Thanks
Tony
Hi,
The macro FluxComputationOn2DGrid.PFM should be used only in the FluxPEEC application, do you use this application?
If yes could you create a support ticket from your Altair one account and share the FluxPEEC project for a deeper analyse?
Thank you in advance.
Best regards
Cyril Favre
Hi Cyril
Hope you're well
Thanks for your response.
The only FluxComputationOn2DGrid.PFM macro is in FluxPEEC and we opened from there. Basically, in order to calculate the total flux of the magnet we used this macro but error keeps appearing. Also we tried to use Integral on the face feature but the value it gives is quite smaller than what expected based on the magnetic flux density distribution.
I'll try to see if I can open a support ticket.
Kind regards
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