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Surface mounted HORN??

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I am simulating the following figure but don't know how to surface mount the horn antenna in CST?

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Any ideas of how to do it....The prototype is shown below.
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in my experience, you can have a patch antenna excite a standard waveguide horn. It works ok. It is especially useful if you need isolation between multiple antennas, as in a cw radar with a transmit and two receive horns. If you just had 3 patches on the same board, the leakage between the patches would be too high.

But the reality is that to get good high gain, you need a very long horn with wide aperture...not that conducive to mounting on a pcb. I have had good luck laying a dielectric lens on top of a patch antenna to get better gain. You might want to go in that direction.
 
Thankyou for the suggestion. I'll keep this option open as well...

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How to do these steps as well in CST??
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