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Hello,
I have a coil and I would like to apply the DC current on it and observe the produced magnetic field in CST .
I have checked the current port on Low frequency solver, but I dont know the proper way to use it.
I would be grateful if anyone can help me on this issue.
Thanks
Thank you very much for your response Volker, Just the last question , if the self resonance frequency is at 240 MHZ why we dont have drop in S-Parameters at 240 MHz and it is at higher frequency ?
thank you again for all your help.
Actually I use CST post processing to calculate the Inductance , I use Post processing-->S-Parameter-->Coil Parameter-->Inductance. Is there any other way to calculate the Inductance?
based on this figure, it looks like resonance frequency but it is very weak. is this the self resonance...
I am sorry about that, Actually I checked the model and I couldn't find anything, this is strange that in some special range of frequency this phenomena happens, the attached file is the ohmic resistance and as we see it just has peak in some special frequency not whole the frequency band, what...
thank you very much for your response ,
the gaps are between the turns of the coil, you might be right but when I calculate the capacitance of the coil, it gives me different number.
I am trying to say that, if the coil behaves as an capacitor, it should has positive inductance but very small...
Hello ,
I designed a simple solenoid coil in CST and after the simulation it gives me negative value for inductance,
I have read some post about this issue and some propose to rotate the coil or something like this which I didnt understand at all.
the most interesting part is that the inductance...
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