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Abaqus/CAE
Load module
Optional parameters
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AMPLITUDE
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Set this parameter equal to the name of the amplitude curve that defines
the magnitude of the electric current density during the step (Amplitude Curves). If this parameter is omitted, the reference magnitude is applied
immediately at the beginning of the step or linearly over the step,
depending on the value assigned to the
AMPLITUDE parameter on
the STEP option (Defining an Analysis).
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OP
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Set
OP=MOD
(default) for existing DECURRENTs to
remain, with this option defining distributed current densities to be
added or modified.
Set
OP=NEW
if all existing DECURRENTs applied
to the model should be removed.
Optional, mutually exclusive parameters for time-harmonic eddy current
analyses
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IMAGINARY
-
Include this parameter to define the imaginary (out-of-phase) part of the
volume current density.
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REAL
-
Include this parameter (default) to define the real (in-phase) part of
the volume current density.
Data lines to define distributed electrical current densities in coupled
thermal-electrical, coupled thermal-electrical-structural, coupled
thermal-electrochemical, coupled thermal-electrochemical-structural, or coupled
thermal-electrochemical-structural-pore pressure analyses
- First line
-
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Element number or element set label.
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Distributed current density type label (see About the Element Library).
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Reference current density magnitude. (Units of
CL−2T−1 for surface current
densities and CL−3T−1 for
body current sources.)
Repeat this data line as often as necessary to define
current densities for various elements or element
sets.
Data lines to define volume current densities in eddy current or
magnetostatic analyses
- First line
-
-
Element number or element set label.
-
Volume current density type label
CJ (uniform) or
CJNU (nonuniform).
-
Reference volume current density magnitude. (Units of
CL−2T−1.)
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1-component of the volume current density vector direction.
-
2-component of the volume current density vector direction.
-
3-component of the volume current density vector direction.
- For nonuniform loads the magnitude and direction must be
defined in user subroutine UDECURRENT. If
given, the magnitude and direction will be passed into the user
subroutine.
-
Name of the orientation option (Orientations) that defines the local coordinate
system in which the volume current density vector is
specified.
Repeat this data line as often as necessary to define
volume current densities for various elements or element
sets.