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Modal analyzis in Coventor

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Hello, people! I'm studying CoventorWare for MEMS engineering. I want to ask about modal analysis. What is meaning of Mode? Here is the file of results
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Hi Renat,
Every mechanical object has its own natural frequencies of vibration, at each frequency it has different nature of shapes in 3D. Normally, the no. of modes is equal to the no. of degrees of freedom of the object. Since all 3D practical objects can be visualized to be composed of infinite no. of point objects, the no. of modes of vibration is infinite.
Also, for higher order modes, the effective displacement of the entire object gets reduced. In Coventorware, you can get as many mode shapes and frequencies of vibration as you want; it all depends on simulation time allowed. And the y axis shows some kind of normalized displacement. Refer to the design guides that came with your software package.
 
Hello All

I have designed a mems switch in coventor but when I run MemMech Analyzer, an error occur:

"TOO MANY ATTEMPTS MADE FOR THIS INCREMENT "

why this error occure?
how can I Solve it?

Thanks and Regards
 

Hello sdf66,
I think the error may be due to lack of memory while carrying out FEM analysis of the generated meshes. First of all, you can try out with a pretty large mesh to check convergence and get some coarse data. Then you can proceed for finer meshes to get more accurate data.
Hope it can of a little bit help to you....
Thanks......
 
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