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## Quick start
To run the model, open
`microstrip.pro`
with Gmsh
and click on the "Run" button
in the left panel.
To run the model, open
`microstrip.pro`
with Gmsh
and click on the "Run" button
in the left panel.
## Features addressed in this tutorial
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## Additional information
This is the electrostatic 2D model of a microstrip.
Only one half of the system is represented.
Symmetry is accounted for by means of
a Neumann boudary condition (dn=0) on the symmetry axis.
The voltage of the electrode, which is not part the domain of analysis, is set to 1mV
and is thus imposed as a Dirichlet boundary condition.
The electrode is laid on a dielectric slab of relative dielectric permeability equal to 9.8,
and which is grounded on its lower face.
This is the electrostatic 2D model of a microstrip. Only one half of the system
is represented. Symmetry is accounted for by means of a Neumann boudary
condition (dn=0) on the symmetry axis. The voltage of the electrode, which is
not part the domain of analysis, is set to 1mV and is thus imposed as a
Dirichlet boundary condition. The electrode is laid on a dielectric slab of
relative dielectric permeability equal to 9.8, and which is grounded on its
lower face.
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