Have a problem and working on it for one week, no progress
I think it is so easy, I know, but I can't find how to do it.
I'm trying to plot electric field for a particular plane, a 3D report. I can do it for a line: I define a line in my structure first, then HFSS/Results/Creat field report/Rectangular plot. then in the context section in the geometry box I choose that line and the rest... I can do this with a line but not with a plane. Why? I mean I can't make the plane which appear in the geometry box!!!!! I want a 3D plot with X and Y axis for the X and Y coordinate of that specific plane and the Z axis for the magnitude of the electric field for a single frequency.
If you could upload your model I can try to plot this in EMCoS Antenna Virtual Lab - it is easy to do there if model can be solved with Method of Moments.
If you could upload your model I can try to plot this in EMCoS Antenna Virtual Lab - it is easy to do there if model can be solved with Method of Moments.
If you draw a dummy plane in HFSS, then you should be able to view a contour plot of the field on that surface using HFSS GUI. To create a surface plot as requested by you, (I think) it requires exporting the mesh and field, which is not that easy.
If you draw a dummy plane in HFSS, then you should be able to view a contour plot of the field on that surface using HFSS GUI. To create a surface plot as requested by you, (I think) it requires exporting the mesh and field, which is not that easy.
Thanks for the reply. Yes, I was able to view that contour plot for a plane. but I was looking to find a way to make a 3d report for electric field for a plane, which is not availble in HFSS. However, I could manage to extract raw data for a plane and then using MATLAB to plot it.
Once again, thank you for your reply!
Thanks for the reply. Yes, I was able to view that contour plot for a plane. but I was looking to find a way to make a 3d report for electric field for a plane, which is not availble in HFSS. However, I could manage to extract raw data for a plane and then using MATLAB to plot it.
Once again, thank you for your reply!