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CST Microwave

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Hello everyone,

I am simulating a monopole antenna with CPW feeding on a silicon substrate at 100 GHz in CST , I am using a waveguide port with the dimensions indicated on the help, however I have two questions :

1- Why does the line impedance change with the dimensions of the port? line impedance is the characteristic impedance of the line or the impedance on the port?

2- I noticed that using the "electric shielding" option improves my results a lot, I would like to know when I can use this option, and what it means.

thank you in advance.
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Fatima b
"electric shielding" : It is as if the port is a PEC, it forces the electromagnetic field to propagate in the direction of propagation then without loss.
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Fatima b
In fact, it is the impedance seen by the excitation port according to the field which exists in the latter.

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