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Many thanks sir.
what about this graph?how can i achieve bandwidth?
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sb told me that you have to draw -10 db line in order to find the bandwidth but in my graph there is no any -10 db line.
Thank you for your reply.
could you explain more about sim?I don't know what it means.I just want to calculate bandwidth.Is there another way to achieve that?
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May be you mean simulation.actually I'm not sure.the frequency is 10 GHz and the ground plane and substrate...
Hi everyone.
I want to calculate bandwidth of a microstrip in unit cell mode with floquet port in cst but when I want to calculate from return loss graph there is no any -10 dB line I mean -10 dB line doesn't have any connection with the graph
Thank you zorro. That was really helpful.
how can i design a phased array microstrip in order to scan with the frequency? I mean that when you change the frequency the beam changes to another direction.
Thank you for your reply.
I want to have a directed beam in a special direction. in that pattern there are two lobes with 15 db gain but i want an antenna with a main beam and one big lobe.
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thanks.
yeah! you're right. what should i do please?
Hi everyone.
recently I simulated a 32 elements array(8*4) with 10 GHz frequency but its farfield is awful and i dont know what the problem is.could you help me please?. this is part of my thesis.
Hi everyone.I can design a half wave dipole in cst but i'm not able to design a folded one(I have problem in matching two cylinders,i mean making the curves).please help.it is really necessary.sorry about my English.Thanks:wink:
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