y99lx
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Dear all,
I am confused by the "subtract" command in hfss.
I simulate my cavity in eigenmode to obtain the Qu. In my project, the inner conductor and the shield are silver-plated, and the cavity is filled with air. Such as, the out shield has material of "air" and the inner conductor has material of "silver".
i) Do I need to "subtract" the inner conductors from the out shield? If so, after the operation of "subtract", which materials do the inner surface of the cavity have?
ii) Do I need to handly set each surface of the shield as silver boundary? If so,is there any convenient way to do it?
need help.
Thanks
I am confused by the "subtract" command in hfss.
I simulate my cavity in eigenmode to obtain the Qu. In my project, the inner conductor and the shield are silver-plated, and the cavity is filled with air. Such as, the out shield has material of "air" and the inner conductor has material of "silver".
i) Do I need to "subtract" the inner conductors from the out shield? If so, after the operation of "subtract", which materials do the inner surface of the cavity have?
ii) Do I need to handly set each surface of the shield as silver boundary? If so,is there any convenient way to do it?
need help.
Thanks