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25th November 2014, 15:17 #1
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Error in the convergence of antenna in hfss
Hello,
i hae a prblem in my smulation for antenna monopole
when i run this prject this anayse is ok and run is about 2 hours and fnaly he dsplay me error in cnvergence
what is the solution please
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25th November 2014, 19:11 #2
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Re: Error in the convergence of antenna in hfss
The solution to your problem, like most problems in life, will depend on what the error is.
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Re: Error in the convergence of antenna in hfss
Do you get some results? Do the results looks reasonable?
How many adaptive passes does your simulation do?
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26th November 2014, 14:07 #4
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Re: Error in the convergence of antenna in hfss
in the first i dnt have result but when i m delete the groud i have obtain the result ( because i have a stucture diferent )
i have a question about the dimension of antenna monopole please
if the frequency = 2.4Ghz so the length of antena L=c/(2*f)
so the dimension of ground andd the cylinder of the port how can i caluculate them?
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Re: Error in the convergence of antenna in hfss
Firstly, the length of a monopole antenna should be a quarter wavelength (i.e. L=c/(4*f)). That's why, when you remove the ground-plane, you have better results as in that case it works as a dipole antenna at 2.4 GHz, with ground-plane the antenna is optimized for 1.2 GHz (you will see this resonance in your S-parameters).
Secondly, the dimension of the ground plane will alter your radiation pattern, it should at least be a few wavelengths in both dimensions to reduce this "skewing" of the pattern. Check with far-field simulations if the pattern is ok, otherwise increase the ground plane size as much as is feasible.
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