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hi magret, other than the frequency bandwidth required, are there any requirement on size? weight? Omni or Uni direction radiation? application? To consider which type of UWB antenna to use, the above few requirements are also important.
But by using the antenna array setup, u will not correctly capture the effects of mutual coupling between the elements. Meaning, your matching between single element and array may be different. To properly capture it, you have to draw the model of the array and simulate. You may observed that...
This is a tough one. 10:1 bandwidth is not impossible. but the problem is the low frequency of 50MHz.
At such low frequency, you wont want to use planar structure as the size will be very very big. Yet when using lump elements don't allow you to reach the higher frequency portion.
hi binhtcao,
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if you are from educational institutes, you can get a big discount on the license. Cheers
edaboard slotline hfss
hihi, do you face any problem with waveport for slotline , especially error message that the waveport has cutoff frequencies. ???
difference of mom and fdtd
Hi, thanks for your review on the EM simulators. By the way, do you know of any simulators that support multicore simulation by default without any add on license or upgrade? thanks.
hi, anyone tried simulating a microstrip to slotline transition when port 1 at microstrip 50ohm and port 2 at slotline? I keep on having problem with the port impedance and the port size.
When i follow the 4h x 7g port size , there is always a cutoff which the port size cant support. I am...
pcb antenna simulator
That will have to depend on how your model your antenna in both simulator. its important to model as close as possible as the design that you are going to build to get the most accurate result.
Re: 50 ohm termination
hi EE-2002,
most RF circuits are designed to match at 50 ohm. So when you terminate a signal line with 50 ohm load, you are making the end of the signal line matched. Thus when there is a signal reaching the end of the line, it will get absorbed and not reflected back to...
hi winglj,
all commercial high gain antenna are achieve through lengthening the dipole antennas. you would have noticed that they are much longer than the ones you get preinstalled in your router. But there is a drawback with these high gain dipole. if you need coverage of 2 floor, the upper...
hi electro, that has to depend on what type of antenna you are simulating. HFSS is a full wave simulator using FEM, this should give you a much accurate result. But that has to depend on how you model you antenna in the simulator. But then, with any simulator, you can only get a rough idea of...
Spiral antenna
hi ayy2023,
to simulate a spiral antenna from 2~18GHz, you need a workstation which is running in 64bit and at least 16GB ram to simulate the spiral antenna. If you can't simulate, most probably you will need to build one.
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