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Home > Forums > Engineering Computer Programs > General Engineering Programs > ANSYS: ANSYS Software Suite Forum

Piezoelectric ANSYS

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RogerOria (Bioengineer)

28 Oct 11 6:44

Hi there,

I'm working in piezoelectric material. In my harmonic analysis I apply two forces, therefore it vibrates as its resonance frequency. I would like to know if I can introduce the electric response, in order to know the voltatge I can get by the force applied.

Thanks

RogerOria (Bioengineer)

28 Oct 11 6:56

My element type used is solid226 in order to do the structural analysis with electric option available too.

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