Ferroelectric material hysteresis In COMSOL Multiphysics®

Unlock the power of Ferroelectric Material Simulation with this focused COMSOL Multiphysics® course! This concise course delivers targeted instruction to quickly master simulating ferroelectric materials.

What You'll Discover:

• Creating Ferroelectric Models: Learn the practical steps to build accurate ferroelectric models within COMSOL.
• Simulating Hysteresis: Master the techniques to simulate the crucial hysteresis curve behavior of ferroelectric materials.
• Jiles-Atherton Model Implementation: Understand and apply the widely used Jiles-Atherton model for accurate ferroelectric simulations.
• Advanced Modeling Techniques: Explore the use of interdomain coupling and pinning loss to enhance the realism of your simulations.

Understanding Ferroelectricity

Ferroelectricity is a fascinating property found in specific non-conducting crystals (dielectrics). It involves a spontaneous electric polarization – a separation of positive and negative charges within the crystal – that can be reversed by applying an electric field. This behavior is analogous to ferromagnetism, where iron atoms align as tiny magnets within ferromagnetic domains, which can be oriented by an external magnetic field.

About the Instructor

Benefit from the expertise of an instructor with extensive experience! I have guided over 5000 students across 105 countries since 2021. My background includes 17 international publications (including in prestigious journals like Nature Materials, Results in Physics, and Optical Fiber Technology), with a strong focus on finite element simulation, DFT simulation, and analysis using tools like Matlab, Python, and Simulink. I am also the author of best-selling COMSOL courses on Udemy.

This course is continuously updated based on student feedback to ensure the most relevant and effective learning experience.

Important Disclaimer

This course is independent and not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by COMSOL AB. COMSOL Multiphysics® is a registered trademark of COMSOL AB. All references to COMSOL Multiphysics® software are for educational purposes only. For official COMSOL support, training, and licensing, please visit the official COMSOL website.