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13 MS Excel QuickField Name Associations QuickField Name Associations assoc.ini assoc.ini MS Windows Assoc.ini assoc.ini [ES - Block], [ES - Edge], [ES - Vertex], [MS - Block], [MS - Edge] QuickField ES - electrostatics MS - magnetostatics QuickField QuickField Assoc.ini [MS - Block] Permeability, x=permeability, x Permeability, y=permeability, y Permeability, coordinates=permeability, coordinates Loading=Loading Loading=Current Total Ampere-turns=Total Ampere-turns Total Ampere-turns=Ampere-turns Coercive force=coercive force Coercive force direction=c direction Radial current density=radial Serial conductors=serial QuickField magnetostatics 10
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14 Electrostatics - Block Permittivity, x Permittivity, y Permittivity, coordinates Electric permittivity, x Relative permittivity, x Relative electric permittivity, x Permittivity, r Electric permittivity, r Relative permittivity, r Relative electric permittivity, r Electric permittivity, y Relative permittivity, y Relative electric permittivity, y Permittivity, phi Electric permittivity, phi Relative permittivity, phi Relative electric permittivity, phi Electric permittivity, coordinates Permittivity coordinates Electric permittivity coordinates Permittivity, coord Electric permittivity, coord Kxx Kyy Polar Loading Loading Electrostatics - Edge Voltage Dirichlet Voltage, x DirichletLinear.B Voltage, y DirichletLinear.C Surface charge Neumann Electrostatics - Vertex Voltage Dirichlet Electric charge Loading Magnetostatics Block Permeability, x Permeability, r Relative permeability, x Relative permeability, r Kxx 11
15 Permeability, y Permeability, coordinates Coercive force Coercive force direction Permeability, phi Relative permeability, y Relative permeability, phi Permeability, coord Permeability coordinates Coercive force magnitude Coercive force, magnitude Magnitude Coercive force, direction Coercive force direction, rad Coercive force, direction, rad Kyy Polar Coercive.R Coercive.Phi Loading Loading Total Ampere-turns TotalCurrent Radial current density Radial Serial conductors Serial Magnetostatics - Edge Magnetic potential Dirichlet Magnetic potential, x DirichletLinear.B Magnetic potential, y DirichletLinear.C Tangential field Neumann Magnetostatics - Vertex Magnetic potential Dirichlet Linear current Loading Heat Transfer - Block Thermal conductivity, x Thermal conductivity, r Kxx Thermal conductivity, y Thermal conductivity, phi Kyy Thermal conductivity, coordinates Thermal conductivity, coord Thermal conductivity coordinates Polar Heat source Volume Power of the Heat Source Loading Specific heat SpecificHeat 12
16 Volume density Density MassDensity Heat Transfer - Edge Temperature Dirichlet Temperature, x DirichletLinear.B Temperature, y DirichletLinear.C Heat Flux GetFlux Heat Flux, q Heat Flux value Convection GetConvection Convection, alpha Convection, a Convection, T0 Radiation GetRadiation Radiation, beta Radiation, b Radiation, T0 Heat Transfer - Vertex Temperature Dirichlet Heat source Loading Stress Analysis - Block Young's moduli, x Young's moduli, y Young's moduli, z Poisson's ratio, x Young, x Young's moduli, r Young, r Young, y Young's moduli, phi Young, phi Young, z Young's moduli, theta Young, theta Poisson, x Poisson's ratio, r Poisson, r Poisson's ratio, yz Poisson yz Elasticity.E.x Elasticity.E.y Elasticity.E.z Elasticity.Nu.x 13
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18 Expansion, z Expansion coefficient, z Thermal expansion, theta Coefficient of thermal expansion, theta Expansion, theta Expansion coefficient, theta Temperature difference Temperature Temperature Body force (fx) Body force (fx), x Body force (fx), y Body force (fy) Body force (fy), x Force (fx) fx Force (fx), x fx, x Force (fx), y fx, y Force (fy) fy Force (fy), x fy, x BodyForceX.A BodyForceX.B BodyForceX.C BodyForceY.A BodyForceY.B Body force (fy), y Stress Analysis - Edge Force (fy), y fy, y BodyForceY.C Displacement (fixed X) Prescribed displacement (X) FixedXLinear.A Displacement (fixed X), x Prescribed displacement (X), x FixedXLinear.B Displacement (fixed X), y Prescribed displacement (X), y FixedXLinear.C Displacement (fixed Y) Prescribed displacement (Y) FixedYLinear.A Displacement (fixed Y), x Prescribed displacement (Y), x FixedYLinear.B Displacement (fixed Y), y Prescribed displacement (Y), y FixedYLinear.C Pressure Normal pressure PressureLinear.A Pressure, x Normal pressure, x PressureLinear.B Pressure, y Normal pressure, y PressureLinear.C Force, x Surface force, x ForceX Force, y Surface force, y ForceY Coordinates Polar Stress Analysis - Vertex 15
19 Constraint, x Rigid constraint, x FixedX Constraint, y Rigid constraint, y FixedY Force, x External force, x ForceX Force, y External force, y ForceY Spring, kx Elastic support modulus, x SpringSupportX.elastMod Spring, dx Elastic support initial displacement, x SpringSupportX.initialDispl Spring, ky Elastic support modulus, y SpringSupportY.elastMod Spring, dy Elastic support initial displacement, y SpringSupportY.initialDispl Coordinates Polar Current Flow - Block Electric resistivity, x Electric resistivity, y Electric resistivity, coordinates Current Flow - Edge Resistivity, x Electric resistivity, r Resistivity, r Resistivity, y Electric resistivity, phi Resistivity, phi Resistivity, coordinates Electric resistivity coordinates Resistivity coordinates Electric resistivity, coord Resistivity, coord Kxx Kyy Polar Voltage Dirichlet Voltage, x DirichletLinear.B Voltage, y DirichletLinear.C Normal current density Normal Neumann Current Flow - Vertex Voltage Dirichlet External current Loading Time-Harmonic Magnetics - Block 16
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