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Electro Static volume (3D) / face (2D) region
Introduction
The volume (in 3D) / face (in 2D) regions are the material regions used to model the massive regions in the study domain.
Material regions (massive regions)
Material massive regions enable the modeling of the material media (with materials). The physical properties of the medium are those of the corresponding material region.
| A massive region… | enables the modeling… | It is defined by… |
|---|---|---|
| air or vacuum |
air or a vacuum (permittivity εr =1) |
(predefined) |
| perfect conductor |
of a perfect conductor medium: equipotential frontier (floating or fixed value of electric potential) with a normal electric field |
an electric potential: floating or fixed value (in V) |
|
Dielectric (+ electric charge sources q) |
of a dielectric medium (relative permittivity εr) with a possible volume density of the electric charge source (uniform or space dependent) |
a material with : permittivity εr electric charge : total value (in C) or volume density (in C/m3) (formula with input/output parameters or formula with spatial quantities) |
Expression of the electric charge density
In the case, where electric charge source exists in the region, this one can be expressed in various ways.
The electric charge source can be expressed by:
- a total value (in C)
- a volume density (in Cm 3 ):
- uniform: constant value or formula with input/output parameters
- space dependent: formula with spatial quantities