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I have designed a switchable antenna in HFSS. But when I gave lumped RLC in the switch position. On state Rs=2ohm and Ls=0.5nH, the matching is gone and it looks like the signals are getting reflected at the RLC. How to solve this?
I have seen many papers with antenna gain for on chip silicon based antenna in negative dB values? Why is it so? How is the antenna useful without a positive gain?
When a filter is designed, how does one choose whether to compare it to Chebyshev or butterworth prototype element values for coupling and Q determination? Some papers mention Butterworth element values to determine Q and coupling, while others use Chebyshev.
How can I identify which edge of the antenna is radiating for a particular resonant frequency, especially when multiple edges are there for a microstrip patch antenna?
Is there any condition that need to be satisfied to decide which edge is supposed to radiate with respect to the position of...
EBG is explained with graphs in **broken link removed**. What you discussed above is clearer now. Thanks!
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Can EBG substrate be considered a metamaterial?
Looking at the example given by HFSS manual, I can see a ring around the inductor acting as a gnd reference for the port, but it is not connected to the actual gnd underneath(below the silicon), so how does it work? Should the ring be connected to the gnd below in the actual implementation?
In one perspective that is right. But what I understand is that EBG suppress the propagation and confine it to region in between to form SIW? Refer to the paper: Hill, Michael J., Richard W. Ziolkowski, and John Papapolymerou. "A high-Q reconfigurable planar EBG cavity resonator." Microwave...
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