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E and H plane of antenna

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hello friends

can anyone tell me about E plane and H plane of a patch antenna designed on hfss.
how can we say that this is the E plane among [xy yz xz] planes.??/
plz tell me about this

thanx
 

The E Plane, by definition, is the plane in which all the radiated electric field vectors are tangential to the plane and the H Plane is the plane where all radiated electric field vectors are perpendicular to the plane. So the E Plane and H Plane of an antenna will depend upon the coordinate system, the antenna orientation, and the type of antenna itself. Example: a half wave dipole oriented with the wire along the z axis will have the E plane in the Z-Y and Z-X planes ( or any other plane rotationally symmetric around the z axiz) and the H plane will be in x-y plane

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what if antenna is placed along x axis??? a same dipole antenna but it is folded
 

you have all the information needed to determine this from my first response :) Look it up or read up in an antenna handbook (google maybe)

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naumankbk,
sometimes we know the answer but we want others to confirm it....to answer your question about what if antenna is placed along x axis, the E plane would be in the X-Z and X-Y planes and the H plane will be in Y-Z plane.
 

yeah
i have heard many times about the E plane but i want such a thing that how do we know it...??? what is the theory behind it???
 

naumanhbk, there is not much theory behind it....

E-plane is the vertical plane or elevation plane.
H-plane is the horizontal plane or azimuth plane.

To make life easier for you, E-plane would be like holding a piece of paper vertically. H-plane would be like holding a piece of paper horizontally (or flat). Also, H-plane would be looking at radiation pattern from top-down view. E-plane would be like looking at radiation pattern as if the wave coming at you.
It's the same wave or radiation pattern....E-plane and H-plane is just looking at it from different angles.

This is how I understand it at least.
 

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