Tagged: 2020 R2, Electromagnetics & Electronics, maxwell, modeler, Other
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March 17, 2023 at 1:12 pmSolutionParticipant
This document demonstrates how create a 3D design form a 2D model. In many cases, users want to achieve higher accuracy using a 3D simulation form an existing 2D model. It is possible to sweep or rotate a 2D model to create a new 3D design, and the new created 3D model can be further modified to include geometry parts that were impossible to model in 2D.
Attachments:
1. EM_FAQ_3Dfrom2D.pdf
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