abhi_kolkata
Member level 5
hi everybody,
i am trying to implement one planar archimedean spiral antenna ( 0.5 - 3 GHz ) with microwave absorber backing (to absorb some fields and get a better current distibution over the outer periphery of the spiral , so that overall vswr is good over a larger bandwidth), 2.54cm over metal plate back ground.but i don't know how to simulate the absorber in IE3D, i know we can do with finite shape dielectrics in IE3D, now is there any method to define such a dielectric as a very lossy one probably by choosing some parameter values such as loss tangent or something else appropriately for the dielectric block? And what should be a typical value of such a parameter to get a good microwave absorbing material for my purpose??
plz share ur views on this matter. eagerly waiting for ur replies.
with regards
abhi
i am trying to implement one planar archimedean spiral antenna ( 0.5 - 3 GHz ) with microwave absorber backing (to absorb some fields and get a better current distibution over the outer periphery of the spiral , so that overall vswr is good over a larger bandwidth), 2.54cm over metal plate back ground.but i don't know how to simulate the absorber in IE3D, i know we can do with finite shape dielectrics in IE3D, now is there any method to define such a dielectric as a very lossy one probably by choosing some parameter values such as loss tangent or something else appropriately for the dielectric block? And what should be a typical value of such a parameter to get a good microwave absorbing material for my purpose??
plz share ur views on this matter. eagerly waiting for ur replies.
with regards
abhi