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  3. Is it possible to increase the number and/or the dimension of mesh elements on the surface of a specific object in HFSS?

Is it possible to increase the number and/or the dimension of mesh elements on the surface of a specific object in HFSS?

Tagged: 19.2, Electromagnetics & Electronics, General, hfss, Length Based, Mesh Operations, Model, modeler
    • May 25, 2023 at 7:29 am
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      Yes, it is. The number and/or the dimension of mesh elements on a surface can be modified using a mesh operation on a selected object: -> Select an object; -> Right mouse click -> Assign Mesh Operation -> On Selection -> Length Based -> Check “Restrict Length of Elements” option and set the maximum length of elements; -> Check “Restrict the Maximum Number of Elements”

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