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    Comparison of two antenna polar plots

    What would you like to use the antenna for? Are you after large bandwidth? Omnidirectional or not? By looking at the antenna farfield plot, you will gain an idea of the radiation pattern (ie. Which direction do you get maximum radiation?) It should be different. As you've mentioned the antenna...
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    How to find Fresnel's transmission coefficient using CST MWS?

    Could you show the results obtained from CST simulation?
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    Comparison of two antenna polar plots

    Firstly, better for what? Secondly, you might like to confirm, but it appears that your gain values are actually negative.
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    CST wires not touching

    Check the mesh settings, your current setting might be too coarse for the wires
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    Evaluate leakage field power in CST

    Hi Gib, The power flow should be the integral of the Poynting vector through the specified plane. To do this in CST MWS, you should first define an analytical face (the face is just for analysis, and does not interfere with the model) at the plane you are interested in. The power flow monitor...
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    Frequency selective surafces

    No worries. Yes, and that would be cross-polarised.
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    Frequency selective surafces

    Zmin and Zmax are your port locations. As an example, assuming Zmax is port 1 and Zmin port 2, SZmax(a),Zmax(a) corresponds to S11. S21 would then be SZmin(a),Zmax(a). where (a) represents the polarisation. Cross-polarised terms would be something like SZmin(a),Zmax(b). You can, but I think...
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    Calculating the absorption coefficient in CST ?

    Error seems to suggest there is no port defined in your simulation? How did you assign the ports? Does the error only occur if you use TBPP? I don't think that's the case, but I would look at how the port is defined
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    CST 2015 multiproccessing problem

    As far as I'm aware, that is how the software is set up to be. Would definitely be more efficient utilising all cores, but unfortunately there doesn't seem to be a work around for this issue... That I'm aware of. Will definitely keep looking, and will post something up if I find a way around...
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    CST 2015 multiproccessing problem

    I think the software does not take virtual cores into account. Does that apply to your case?
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    [CST MWS] Automotive Antenna Pattern Simulation

    Welcome prebenl, You've got the right idea, using the I solver would decrease simulation time because it makes use of surface meshing instead of volume meshing (t solver). Use the farfield source would be a good start, but I would also consider using the nearfield source, just to see if...
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    how to design sma connector in cst mws to feed cpw

    Hi sandeepkiranv, Any particular reason you want to use an sma connector to excite the cpw? As pragash mentioned, it will be tough, especially to connect the sma pin to the cpw line. For most applications, waveguide port or discrete port would suffice. Unless of course, you are keen on the...
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    [CST MWS] Connect two cyclinders of a helical coil

    Agreed, I think loft would give a smoother transition of your connection if that's what you're after.
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    A guide for CST cell optimization

    Hi Nhera, If I'm not mistaken, the 'expert system based' option in the refinement strategy does exactly that. Expert system based refinement strategy. Choosing this strategy, the mesh refinement is performed by successively changing the settings of the mesh expert system. This offers the...
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    how to checkin cst either my antenna is matched or not? i

    I'm pretty sure you can, but I can't say I understand what you mean by a standard antenna. If with -13dB the power received is not enough, you could always increase the input power. Not too sure what your application is or standards, so make sure you identify the restrictions for your...

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