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Hi,
the stock gcc is not able to generate code for 8051 cores. You can use the SDCC for this.
An MCU does not need to be compatible to c++, it must be the compiler that must be able to generate code for the target. Because of the small memory of MCUs one normally does not use C++ features...
I said it (and numerous others...).
If you do a radiation pattern plot in dB, you will get negative (dB-)values and polar() cannot plot negative values.
Rescaling is only a solution in rare cases. By the way: the scaling has nothing to do with the argument of the log-function and the argument...
Dear sv1437,
the method is only (approximately) correct, if the characteristic line impedance of all the ports is (approximately) 50 Ohms (e.g. microstrip QTEM lines).
Refer to renormalized S-parameters in the HFSS help or the book "Microwave Engineering" from D. Pozar
Sebastian
Sorry sv1437, but both methods are entirely wrong.
Use HFSS/Results/Solution Data/Matrix Data/Export Matrix Data and let HFSS renormalize the data. This is important, because the touchstone format has a fixed normalization impedance whereas the simulation correctly predicts a changing reference...
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