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EM FAQ: How to define project variables that apply to all designs?

Tagged: 1/17/1900, Electromagnetics & Electronics, Low Frequency Electromagnetics, maxwell, Model Parameterization, modeler
    • September 22, 2023 at 11:02 am
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      In order to use all designs defined in this project. How to define project variables? select from the menu, Project -> Project Variables… -> Project Variables tab -> Add… -> Add Property When you create a variable in the Project, $ is automatically created in front of the variable. You can use the “$ variable_name” for all Maxwell Design. Keywords : Maxwell, Orientation, Project Variables, Maxwell Design

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      1. EM_FAQ_HowToDefineProjectVariables_Maxwell.pdf

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