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No. I have an example with micro strip feed only.
But you try searching on google.com
there are lot of tutorials with bottom feed with coaxial cable
If I found I will post.
Abhishekabs
I am using master/slave boundaries to simulate my project.
I use parameters to define the phase difference between the master and slave boundaries.
and I heared somewhere that I can use these parameters to sweep for different angles and plot the dispersion diagram.
i have used dipole example on HFSS, using fc=60 ghz, for 54-66 ghz range, but i dont know wether it is viable, secondly what are the advantage of using dipole for such high frquency like 30 ghz as in hfss example, or for 60 ghz, secondly i am having problem with the gain, as the gain using 60 ghz has dropped to 2.6, please reply.
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