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How to make symmetry when simulating circuit in Sonnet lite?

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sonnet lite

I am new in this area and i donno how to make symmetry when i simulate my circuit which is band pass filter with coplanar waveguide. It keeps telling me that there is a port bellow the symmetry and as you know that we use ports on both side to represent the ground plane.
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Can your avoid using the simetry? It is tricky to set up simulation properly.
 

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The ports above and below the line of symmetry should be the same. In your case, the CPW port on the signal line should be 1 and the two ports on either ground plane should be -1, indicating that "Port 1" is a push-pull port, or that the port is fed 180 degrees out of phase with respect to the ground planes. Labeling both ground plane ports "-1" ties them together as far as Sonnet is concerned; there's no need for bridges or additional metalization to connect these two ground planes. The same goes for "Port 2." If you're having trouble just don't draw anything below the symmetry line/plane; Sonnet ignores it in the analysis anyway. You're getting an error, or warning, message because Sonnet is detecting that your model is not symmetrical.

Good Luck!
 

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Thanx alot guys.\]
 

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