etothe456t
Junior Member level 3
solve inside set
All objects in HFSS have a check box for whether or not to "Solve Inside". It is usually set by default except for object of high conductivity.
For example when adding "Solve Inside" to a copper microstrip trace, a warning is issued "Solving inside a solid with high conductivity may require a large mesh".
The most important information for me to capture is the RF resistance of the copper. If "Solve Inside" is not set, will I be missing this data? or since current only flows in the skin depth, does HFSS automatically capture this?
All objects in HFSS have a check box for whether or not to "Solve Inside". It is usually set by default except for object of high conductivity.
For example when adding "Solve Inside" to a copper microstrip trace, a warning is issued "Solving inside a solid with high conductivity may require a large mesh".
The most important information for me to capture is the RF resistance of the copper. If "Solve Inside" is not set, will I be missing this data? or since current only flows in the skin depth, does HFSS automatically capture this?