YCChiou
Junior Member level 3
Hi everyone:
I met a problem on designing a millimeter-wave multiple-element antenna array with scan of 30 degree. My design methods are described below. At first, I designed a T-junction power divider with phase difference 30 degree (Both circuits and results are attached.) The result show the phase difference between S21 and S31 is 30 degree. However, when I applied it to the angled dipole antenna and simulated by HFSS. The maximum power of E-plane pattern is still located near 0 degree but not 30 degree.
I tried several times and even designed a T-junction power divider with phase difference of 60 degree, the result is alomost the same. Could someone point out what fault I commited?
Thank you
I met a problem on designing a millimeter-wave multiple-element antenna array with scan of 30 degree. My design methods are described below. At first, I designed a T-junction power divider with phase difference 30 degree (Both circuits and results are attached.) The result show the phase difference between S21 and S31 is 30 degree. However, when I applied it to the angled dipole antenna and simulated by HFSS. The maximum power of E-plane pattern is still located near 0 degree but not 30 degree.
I tried several times and even designed a T-junction power divider with phase difference of 60 degree, the result is alomost the same. Could someone point out what fault I commited?
Thank you