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EM_FAQ: How is possible to export TXT file of results that contain coordinates and values of variable, for example loss?

Tagged: 18, Data Export, electrical-machines, Electromagnetics & Electronics, field-calculator, maxwell, Post Processing (Maxwell)
    • March 17, 2023 at 1:12 pm
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      To Export a quantity (B field, Loss, etc) you need to: 1/ Open the Fields Calculator 2/ Introduce the Quantity you want to export for example Quantity -> Ohmic Loss 3/ Go to Output -> Export (introduce the file name and the values of the grid). A file will be generated with the Ohmic Losses in all the points of the specified grid. In the attached image you can see the steps mentioned above.

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      1. ExportFile.png

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