The Electromagnetic Heating Interfaces
The Electromagnetic Heating interfaces () combine a Heat Transfer in Solids interface with an interface of the AC/DC module. It models the heating in a solid produced by electromagnetism, and handles the temperature dependency of the electromagnetic characteristics of the material.
In this subgroup:
The Joule Heating Interface
The Joule Heating interface () combines the Electric Currents and Heat Transfer in Solids interfaces to model Joule heating (resistive heating). This multiphysics coupling accounts for electromagnetic losses in the Heat Transfer interfaces as well as for the temperature dependency of material properties in the Electric Currents interface.
The Induction Heating Interface
The Induction Heating interface () combines the Magnetic Fields and Heat Transfer in Solids interfaces to model induction heating. This multiphysics coupling accounts for electromagnetic losses in the Heat Transfer interfaces as well as for the temperature dependency of material properties in the Magnetic Fields interface.
The Microwave Heating Interface
The Microwave Heating interface () combines the Electromagnetic Waves, Frequency Domain and Heat Transfer in Solids interfaces to model microwave heating. This multiphysics coupling accounts for electromagnetic losses in the Heat Transfer interfaces as well as for the temperature dependency of material properties in the Electromagnetic Waves, Frequency Domain interface,
The Laser Heating Interface
The Laser Heating interface () combines the Electromagnetic Waves, Beam Envelopes and Heat Transfer in Solids interfaces to model microwave heating. This multiphysics coupling accounts for electromagnetic losses in the Heat Transfer interfaces as well as for the temperature dependency of material properties in the Electromagnetic Waves, Beam Envelopes interface,