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Problems with dense mesh in CST MWS

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Good evening,
please help me

can we simulate an antenna in an environnement with CST MWS?

i did this, but i keep get a error message telling me tha the mesh is too dense, i tried to change it, so after that i got a error message telling me that the solver is exhausted and abort


how can i do this if there is an other methode?


with my respects,
 

volker_muehlhaus said:
CST have different solvers, using different methods.

For electrically large structures, they have an Integral Equation Solver:
High frequency 3D electromagnetic field simulation software - Frequency Domain Solver
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Thank you so much for the answer, but i still have problems even when i used integral solver
an error message keep telling me "error in mesh generation. out of memory - could not generate mesh".

well my mesh properties as it is mentionned are :
steps per wavelength = 3
Min. number of steps = 2.0

i really want to understand how to generate the appropriate mesh.

thank you again
 

I am not a CST user.

If this "steps per wavelength" means cells/wavelength: I think that 10cells/wavelength is the absolute minimum in any EM tool. I usually use 20cells/wavelength. And yes, I understand that this will need even more memory.
 

volker_muehlhaus said:
I am not a CST user.

If this "steps per wavelength" means cells/wavelength: I think that 10cells/wavelength is the absolute minimum in any EM tool. I usually use 20cells/wavelength. And yes, I understand that this will need even more memory.
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Thank you so much, even i still didn't get a solution, but at least u answerd me, so thank u again
 

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