Error 16030 in Feko
Altair EmployeeAnswers
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Hi Emily
Sounds like an error from POSTFEKO?
Please attach your model, else some screenshots would help.
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my current distribution is odd as well.
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The two faces below are set to dielectric properties, not copper.
Change them (to copper I presume) as shown in the below image and rerun.
I still cannot reproduce the POSTFEKO error. If you still get the error after the changes, please provide a screen shot.
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When I run the FEKO Solver, these warnings and notices popped up. Will they affect the results?
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This too - after the POSTFEKO loaded.
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If you specify a too large thickness for the lossy metal, the warning will appear. Results could be wrong, but it's difficult to say how wrong. Might be worthwhile to compare with a PEC solution.
The str file is the file storing the solution. It is sometimes re-written. No need to worry about that.
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'Error 16030: Does not contain axes which can be plotted on a 3D view'
Regarding the original error reported in this thread, this error can be triggered in POSTFEKO if the result cannot be plotted on the 3D view. For example, in your model @ebdaculan, the far field cannot be plotted on the 3D view because it contains a single point only. If you increase the number of points in the far field request, the far field pattern can be plotted. Did you get this error when plotting currents? I have not managed to reproduce the error when plotting the currents for your model.
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The current plot is actually odd - but no error was reported.
How do I increase the number of points in the far field request?Thanks.
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Altair Forum User said:
If you specify a too large thickness for the lossy metal, the warning will appear. Results could be wrong, but it's difficult to say how wrong. Might be worthwhile to compare with a PEC solution.
The str file is the file storing the solution. It is sometimes re-written. No need to worry about that.
I have clicked DEFINE in CADFEKO and set MODEL UNIT in millimeter. The thickness of the lossy metal is set to 35e-3. Does that mean 35e-3 millimeters or 35e-3 meter?
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The thickness value of 35.3e-3 when you have set the model unit to mm means 35.3 micro meters thickness.
Modifying/setup of far field requests are covered in the Example Guide, part of your Feko installation.
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thanks
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