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copolarization
Hi helio1972,
I find this topic interesting. I'm not very knowlegeable of antennas. So, for a given antenna, is it desired to have Phi=0 pattern equal to Phi=90 ?
Hello,
What is the proper way of simulating two parallel plates filled with 2 different dielectric materials stacked one over the other in HFSS? the results I'm observing my my simulations seem to suggest that the simulator assumes the boundary between the 2 dielectrics to be a perf-E and...
Hello,
What is the proper way of simulating a waveguide filled with 2 different dielectric materials stacked one over the other in HFSS? the results I'm observing my my simulations seem to suggest that the simulator assumes the boundary between the 2 dielectrics to be a perf-E and thus...
site:www.edaboard.com hfss memory error
Hi,
Please can someone tell me how to determine the required Memory size needed when setting up a simulation in HFSS. For some reasons, the program keeps stopping in the middle of simulations and returning "...insufficient memory" error message. Thks.
Yea, i'm also working on patch antenna with slots to get multiband behavior. But i don't know where to start. Please if anyone could post an HFSS example of patch antenna, it would help. Thks.
ebg antenna
Help needed with EBG antenna design. Please someone upload sample HFSS projects related to EBG structures or any suggestion or wher I can find some.
regards.
Hi ssdd,
A negative gain for LNA suggest many things. First, your device may be blowned. This will cause your transistor to act more like a resistor at the gate-source region. I'm not sure which device you are using but, check the manufacturer datasheet to make sure that you're applying the...
Re: can anyone help me on design of patch with micromachinin
Yeah, I agree with the previous post. It's important to know what type of etching approach you're using. Is the inability of matching the impedance possibly due to over-etching of the substrate (or maybe the feed uline itself)?
Re: microwave absorbers
Hi armsgroup,
Microwave absorbers are also vital in the Remote Sensing (RS) arena. One particular book you might find useful if interested on the applications of microwave absorbers for RS is:
"Microwave Remote Sensing: Active and passive" by F. T. Ulaby.
regards,
bernard schmanski
Hi an.t,
It's difficult from your slide to see what exactely you're trying to accomplish. In term of 'meshing', it depends on the complexity of the design. Typically, you'll have more mesh at points of high current density (i.e. Via, bends ...) while other areas of the...
Hi,
The strigent requirement for proper integration line as well as the assignment of the proper port impedance one has to perform in HFSS in order to use a lumped port suggests to me that, ALWAYS use a waveport whenever possible !
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