DoYouLinux
Advanced Member level 4
Hi all,
Based on the generalized S parameters used in HFSS, is it correct that, when simulating a microstrip line for example:
1) The characteristic impedance of the line is found by NOT re-normalizing the port and the characteristic impedance of the line is equal to the wave port impedance ?
2) To compare the S parameters of the line with in other simulator, say ADS, where two ports having characteristic impedance of 50 Ohms are used in ADS, in order to obtain consistent results, we need to re-normalize the wave port in HFSS to an impedance of 50 Ohm ?
Thanks a lot,
DYL
Based on the generalized S parameters used in HFSS, is it correct that, when simulating a microstrip line for example:
1) The characteristic impedance of the line is found by NOT re-normalizing the port and the characteristic impedance of the line is equal to the wave port impedance ?
2) To compare the S parameters of the line with in other simulator, say ADS, where two ports having characteristic impedance of 50 Ohms are used in ADS, in order to obtain consistent results, we need to re-normalize the wave port in HFSS to an impedance of 50 Ohm ?
Thanks a lot,
DYL