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April 27, 2021 at 5:40 pm
js175rice
Subscriber(First time user)nWe have what appears to us to be a simple conduction model of tissue around a medical device. In short, there is a small current sink in the tissue (active neural tissue) with a distant ground (V=0) and a larger insulating body (sigma = 0 or even as high as 0.01). If sigma_tissue is 1.1 [S/m] or greater then model works fine. If sigma_tissue <= 1.0 then it gives the following error. Also showing a picture of the current sink and larger insulating body when sigma = 1.01. The tissue block is 14x14x14mm surrounding the sink and insulator (not seen). (We have also modeled this in COMSOL with good success using identical parameters.)
I can share the file if that is helpful. Zip?
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April 28, 2021 at 2:23 pm
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August 4, 2022 at 7:49 pm
HDLI
Ansys EmployeeHello!
   There are material thresholds in menu Maxwell 3D->Design Setting.... Generally, the default value of conductivity of insulator is 1, so it would be insulator if sigma_tissue <= 1.0.Â
   Please change the material threshold to a proper value to consider the sigma_tissue's conductivity of <= 1.0.
HDLI
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