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Plotting Electric Field in RF Module - COMSOL
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Averaging in frequency domain vs averaging in time dependent study
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Electric field plot - COMSOL
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Finally, Figure 5 shows a comparison similar to that in Figure 4, but here the plots show the expressions 20*log10(<tag>.normE) (<tag> is the physics interface tag – ewbe and ewfd, respectively).