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Adding material to the face of the substrate

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Hello, can anyone help me...? I want to design a new project. At the start of the project, I chose a box in which by default the material is vacuum. I want to design in which the two faces of the substrate in the z-axis to be copper but the spaces between the two faces to be vacuum.
 

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If you consider your copper electrodes as perfect conductors (if you don't care about field penetration into the conductor or resisitive losses) you can simply assign perfect-E boundary condition to these faces.
 

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