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| Then an input of the number of cells is required. | Then an input of the number of cells is required. | ||
| For a good analysis you should check the minimal wall thicknes of the part to include at least one complete cell. | For a good analysis you should check the minimal wall thicknes of the part to include at least one complete cell. | ||
| - | You may either click onto the relevant default button {{: | + | You may either click onto the relevant default button {{: |
| The higher the cellcount the more accurate the analysis will be, but on the other hand higher resolutions require longer calculation times. | The higher the cellcount the more accurate the analysis will be, but on the other hand higher resolutions require longer calculation times. | ||
| - | //To include the design components (your gating system), you need to set the " | + | <del>//To include the design components (your gating system), you need to set the " |
| - | For the design of a proper feeding system always the " | + | |
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