HFSS Poles/Zeros or Partial Fraction Expansion

[youngguns21]

Hi all,

Does anyone know a way to plot poles and zeros?

I am trying to create a 3d(if possible) map of a filters poles/zeros, but I am pretty much at a loss. I know there is an export for Partial Fraction Expansion, but I don't know how to use that in Matlab and my matlab does not have the signal processing toolbox (or any other toolbox)

 

[nf707]

matlab can easily plot 3dimentional graphic. i suggest you to use "fnplt" for this matter

 

[youngguns21]

Fnplt might work, assuming I can figure out the .m file that HFSS produces when I use "Export Partial Fraction", but I do not have toolboxes available to me. No Curve Fitting Toolbox == no fnplt

 

[nf707]

why you intend use toolbox?if you parametric analysis your project(including pole/zero) you can plot them
if you want i attach an example code.....

 

[youngguns21]

Yes please. That would be very helpful.

 

[nf707]

i hope this code help uView attachment plot3DL.rar

 

[youngguns21]

I took a quick look at the code and see that you also use fnplt along with csaps. Both of these functions are not available to me, but thank you.

I can understand what you have done, but can you briefly describe how you got your data? What is your y[-40:20], x[60:10:120]? And how did you get the yH coefficiants?

 

[nf707]

why fnplt and csaps are not available for you?
these data are the output of HFSS, the graph is somewhat rough. if you intend plot a picture smooth you must increase the data result. x and Y were the antenna parametric (in my thesis).

 

[youngguns21]

Fnplt and csaps are in the Curve Fitting toolbox. I dont have that.

I am still not sure how you came up with your data. I opened the HFSS matrix data and used the Export Equivalent Circuit>Partial Fraction Expansion for matlab and this is what I got.

 

[nf707]

perhaps fnplt is in toolbx but i never use it in toobox. u can write m-file
in view of secena attachement i didnt see plot command, you just collect data
i propose u can image real part is X and imaginary part is Y, then plot them at some frequency versu magnitude