1.1.8   BHM

QW-Modeller BHM tab options are arranged in sections, which allow the user configuring the microwave heating simulation with the Basic Heating Module.

Project section

Project section contains the following commands:

 - creates new QW-Modeller project. See New Project chapter for more information.

 - saves QW-Modeller project with the current name (if the project has not been saved yet, the Save QW-Modeller Project dialogue will appear).

 - opens QW-Modeller (or other supported format) project.

 - opens Save QW-Modeller Project dialogue for introducing project file name.

 - constructs QuickWave components tree in the Tree View.

See Supported formats chapter for more information.

Edit section

Edit section contains the following commands:

 - undo operation

 - redo operation

 - copy selected object(s)

 - paste copied object(s)

 - duplicate selected object(s)

 - select all objects

 - box selection in the 3D view

Model section

Model section contains the following commands:

 - switches to Model tab of QW-Modeller Ribbon

 - opens Boundary Conditions dialogue with options for project boundaries configuration. See Borders chapter for more information.

 - opens Mesh Settings dialogue with options for FDTD mesh configuration. See Mesh Settings chapter for more information.

 - recalculates FDTD mesh.

 - opens Mesh Inspect dialogue with FDTD mesh information. See Mesh Inspect chapter for more information.

Settings section

Settings section contains the following commands:

 - opens Heating Details dialogue with parameters of Basic Heating Module. See Heating Details chapter for more information.

 - when pressed, activates Basic Heating Module.

 - when pressed, activates heat transfer analysis at each BHM step.

 - when pressed, enables manual mode for frequency tuning scenarios.

 - when pressed, activates the multiple loads rotation or moveent at each BHM step.

 - when pressed, activates the modification of excitation ports parameters after each BHM step, according to settings in the BHM Excitation Port Parameters dialogue. This option is not available in the current version of QW-Modeller.

 - when pressed, enables saving additional components by QW-Simulator after each BHM step according to settings in the Components dialogue.

 - opens BHM Excitation Port Parameters dialogue with options for excitation ports configuration. This option is not available in the current version of QW-Modeller.

 - opens Components dialogue for choosing the additional components and quantities that will be saved by QW-Simulator after each BHM step.

Movement section

Movement section contains the following commands:

 - opens Create BHM Rotation Axis dialogue with options for BHM rotation axis configuration. See BHM Rotation Axis chapter for more information.

 - opens Add BHM Movement Trajectory dialogue with options for BHM movement trajectory configuration. See BHM Movement Trajectory chapter for more information.

Preview section

Preview section contains the following commands:

 - opens BHM Preview dialogue for previewing of BHM movement process. See Preview chapter for more information.

Simulation section

Simulation section contains the following commands:

 - switches to Simulation tab of QW-Modeller Ribbon

 - exports current project to UDO file

 - exports current project to UDO file, run QW-Editor and create QW-Editor project (*.pro) from the exported UDO

 - exports current project to UDO file, run QW-Editor, create QW-Editor project (*.pro) from the exported UDO and export the project to QW-Simulator

 - exports current project to UDO file, run QW-Editor, create QW-Editor project (*.pro) from the exported UDO, export the project to QW-Simulator and run QW-Simulator

 - exports current project to UDO file, run QW-Editor, create QW-Editor project (*.pro) from the exported UDO, export the project to QW-Simulator, run QW-Simulator and start simulation

 - exports current project to UDO file, run QW-Editor, create QW-Editor project (*.pro) from the exported UDO, export the project to QW-Simulator, run QW-Simulator and open Test Mesh window

 - exports current project to UDO file, run QW-Editor, create QW-Editor project (*.pro) from the exported UDO, export the project to QW-Simulator, run QW-Simulator and start simulation using QProny module

 - opens Export Options dialogue with options for export action configuration. See Export Options chapter for more information.

Help section

Help section contains the following command:

 - opens help for BHM commands (present chapter)