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    Deducing Feed line length and port impedance

    Hi What type of port you/paper have used? You may use "deembed" option in post processing setting of the port.
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    Poynting Vector of a Loop Antenna

    Is it a resonant loop (circumference= 1 lambda)? So current distribution cannot be regarded as constant. Your assumption of the fields may be incorrect. In fact the averaged Poynting vector lies on Z axis! Tell us if you mean a small loop antenna.
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    drawing coaxial feed for antenna

    Hi I read a paper in which exact structure of a fat dipole microstrip antenna is described. My question is about the feeding structure. Is it necessary to set up for example a coaxial feed and its entrance as input port or we can draw port right at the antenna? Is there any difference between...
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    optical communication

    You can use SFSW SFps (Single Fiber Single Wavelength SFPs).
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    measuring the radius of cells in umts network

    Hi marya2 As you know unlike the GSM in UMTS (i.e mainly WCDMA) you should consider the network load to determine the cell radius and you cannot use the simple link budget formula. Take a look at this: http://jwcn.eurasipjournals.springeropen.com/articles/10.1155/2009/314814
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    Patch antenna with coaxial feed in hfss

    Re: Patch antenna with coaxial feed I guess HFSS help directory in your computer contains it! Search for the file HFSS Probe Feed Patch Antenna.pdf or pfpaGSG.pdf in installation directory. See below picture for the structure analysed in the mentioned GSG (Getting Started Guide document).
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    HFSS save options: "Save preview images in project file"

    Hi Could anyone say what this option does in HFSS : "Save preview images in project file" [picture attached]
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    [SOLVED] [moved] Difference between Perfect E and Finite conductivity of materials in HFSS

    If you don't care about field penetration into the conductor or resistive losses, it's better to use PEC for simplicity. HFSS treats the surfaces of PEC object as PEC boundaries so that there exist no electromagnetic field inside. You can define PEC boundary on 2D sheet objects to represent...
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    When open-circuited stubs are preferred over short-circuited stubs?

    I think when you don't have noise problem, it's easier to use open circuit.
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    mobile as antenna repeater

    Hi! It implies that in TDD ( Time Division Duplex ) mobile systems , e.g. TD-CDMA , TD-SDMA ... a user may have a software that enables the mobile phone to use as antenna repeater?! Any idea? - - - Updated - - - Push-to-Talk uses GPRS or EDGE channels to send voice ( it is VoIP ) , and not a...
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    [SOLVED] LPDA design parameters for receiver and transmitter

    In transmitting radiation efficiency and gain are important, in receiving radiation efficiency and gain are important, also because of importance of signal to noise ratio (S/N) , you should have better performance, I mean side lobe level and back lobe. So you can consider use of ground plane in...
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    [SOLVED] LPDA design parameters for receiver and transmitter

    Hi Martin:-) You mean one antenna to work as transmitting and receiving antenna simultaneously? In applications like radar, that sending and receiving occurs at same frequency, transmitting and receiving with a shared antenna is possible with a duplexer. But if you want to use for GSM, Uplink...
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    [SOLVED] LPDA design parameters for receiver and transmitter

    Hi, as you may know, there are only three independent variables for the log periodic antenna design, which can be chosen from the directivity, length of the antenna, apex angle, the upper frequency and the lower frequency. [Huang, Yi and Boyle, Kevin, Antennas: From Theory to practice, Wiley...

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