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chuckey - I'm pretty sure it isn't 75ohm, because the other side of the adapter is APC-7, which has a 50-ohm impedance.
E Kafeman - It's the same polarity as normal TNC, but the pin is recessed; thus, it isn't RP-TNC.
Thanks for the suggestions though!
My best guess at this point is that...
From the diagram, I would create a thin rectangle (Draw menu -> Rectangle) between the two arms that the resistor connects. (Depending on whether the rectangle overlaps with the arms of the transmission line branches, you may need to do a subtraction so that they don't overlap - subtract a copy...
What do you mean by FSS? (The term is rather ambiguous, in my experience.)
If the FSS is acting like a radome, then proper symmetry should ensure that it affects both linear components of the CP wave equally, so the output should still be CP.
I'm not sure exactly what you're doing, but I can explain how to use a lumped RLC boundary in HFSS and set its resistance to 100Ω. Regarding the current line (for a lumped RLC boundary), you just set the starting point at one end of the resistor and the end point at the other end (touching the...
To clarify - the tee is TNC, and the unknown jack is on the right. It is thread-compatible with TNC (and thus too big to be SMA), but the center conductor does not reach the receiver in the TNC plug.
(See the picture below; I put the unknown jack next to a TNC tee.) I have a threaded male connector that is similar to TNC (the threads will connect to a TNC jack), but the center pin is recessed, with its end at the base of the threaded portion. Can anyone tell me what it is called? I've...
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