mequitnever
Junior Member level 1
Hello,
This is the simplest design one can ever do in HFSS 12.
I wanted to test a simple flat dipole of length 33.5mm and 62.3mm
These are resonating antenna and are half the wavelength.
The dipole is in air, NO substrate.
The impedance of a half wavelength resonating dipole is ALWAYS 73 ohms plus whatever is the reactance.
However, when I run this design of dipole length = 33.5mm, from Z parameter first resonance occur at 4.29 GHz and impedance is 92 ohm at that resonance
Again when rerun the the same design but now the length of dipole is changed to 62.3mm, the Z parameter gives the first resonance at 2.43 GHz and impedance of 163 ohm at that resonance.
I cannot understand why the impedance values will be so high for these two lengths of the same dipole. Any help will be appreciated. This is urgent so any reply will be highly appreciated.
I am attaching the HFSS simulation file and Z parameter graph.
To change the length of the dipole: Go to Project on top>project variables>l1=l2=16.75mm for 33.5mm dipole or l1=l2=31.15mm for 62.3mm dipole
Thanks in advance.
This is the simplest design one can ever do in HFSS 12.
I wanted to test a simple flat dipole of length 33.5mm and 62.3mm
These are resonating antenna and are half the wavelength.
The dipole is in air, NO substrate.
The impedance of a half wavelength resonating dipole is ALWAYS 73 ohms plus whatever is the reactance.
However, when I run this design of dipole length = 33.5mm, from Z parameter first resonance occur at 4.29 GHz and impedance is 92 ohm at that resonance
Again when rerun the the same design but now the length of dipole is changed to 62.3mm, the Z parameter gives the first resonance at 2.43 GHz and impedance of 163 ohm at that resonance.
I cannot understand why the impedance values will be so high for these two lengths of the same dipole. Any help will be appreciated. This is urgent so any reply will be highly appreciated.
I am attaching the HFSS simulation file and Z parameter graph.
To change the length of the dipole: Go to Project on top>project variables>l1=l2=16.75mm for 33.5mm dipole or l1=l2=31.15mm for 62.3mm dipole
Thanks in advance.