CST Which boundary condition is used when simulating waveguides?

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2-cylindrical
3-parallel plate
4-gap and ridge gap
 

In general, the tangential electric field component is 0 -> perfect conductor
 

johnjoe said:
In general, the tangential electric field component is 0 -> perfect conductor
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even for gap waveguides ? do they have walls for example if I want to simulate a ridge gap waveguide do i add metallic walls as boundaries or it is open?
 

Can you show some example of a ridge gap waveguide because from what I found about it, I don't understand your question.
 

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