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Dear all
Half-wavelength transmission line gives an 180 degree phase shift.
Suppose I want to model it with T-network consisting 2 equal inductors and 1 capacitor (grounded) in the middle.
How can I define the L and C values, say for 850 MHz.
Many thanks.
Hi all,
How can I detect the resonant frequency of an MRI in HFSS?
In CST-MWS, I simply place a field probe (Hy) in the center of my MRI. The frequency where the field is at maximum would be my resonant frequency. How should I do it in HFSS?
thanks
Hi vfone,
thanks for the note. What I found from the internet is that iPhone 4 has two frame antennas (for bluetooth/WiFi/GPS and UMTS/GSM) and one internal antenna.
My questions are:
1. Is there really internal antenna? What type e.g. patch ?
2. How can I create one frame for multi-band? with...
Near to Far Field in CST
Dear all,
I simulating a horn antenna in CST. I'd like to see the transition from near field to far field. Does anybody know how to do this?
many thanks,
wlcsp
s-parameter reference node close
Dear all,
I have a BGA package with solder bumps on top and solder balls on bottom, which belong to power, ground, and signal nets. However, I would like to treat all of them as signals since I want to connect the S-parameter block in the circuit schematic with...
internal ports hfss
I am not really sure I can give you any reasonable explanation. But the way the setup the two simulations are totally different.
In setup #1 you used lumped port as differential excitation which leaves your ground plane floating, no common-mode field. This means your...
Re: Z0 in HFSS
Make sure you use the proper impedance definition for microstrip i.e. Zp. Please check it in the manual. when you use ABCD matrix, make sure you used the proper length.
No, you don't have the option to define the silicon substrate as p-type or n-type. what you can do is to simulate your substrate in device simulator e.g. MEDICI and plot the concentration, hence, the resistivity, and then emulate this in your HFSS.
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