how to the termination and excitation of wire antenna

[h_cet]

hi,

I need to know how to do the termination and excitation of wire antenna. According to hfss tutorial, I know that if we want that microstrip antenna is terminated by 50 ohm, we have to draw a rectanguler which is defined RLC port or to be defined a wawe port and integration line is drawn from line to ground.

But wire antenna doesnt have a ground. So, I am not able to define its 50 ohm terminator load and excitation.

please can you tell how ı should define its 50 ohm terminator load and excitation in wire antenna?

thanks for your helps......

 

[h_cet]

heeey

doesnt anybody know how to define the terminator load and excitation for wire antenna?


please heeellp meeee

 

[heedavid]

Dear h_cet,

For your situation, maybe what you can try is:

At the input end to your wire antenna, draw a coax and assign it as a waveport that you seem to know of.

At the termination end of your wire antenna, do a small break just before reaching the end of the wire. Then at the break, assign a lumpedRLC 50 ohm boundary.

I really don't know whether this will work, because the fact that you don't even have a finite sized ground plane still puzzles me.

Hope this helps,
Dave

 

[h_cet]

hi heedavid,

first of all thank you very much for your helps...

I am not able to understand one of your important explanations. you said that "you did a small break just before reaching the end of the wire." can you tell me it in a picture?

really I need it....

I will try them....

again thanks....

 

[heedavid]

Dear h_cet,

Sorry for the delay. This is what I meant:

https://obrazki.elektroda.pl/60_1187317882.gif

I still couldn't get over the part of your design not having a ground-plane. I don't know if this will work when you don't have a ground for your LumpedRLC 50 ohm boundary's other end. Do elaborate more the next time if you got the chance, as to why you don't need a ground-plane in your design.

Hope this helps,
Dave

P.S.: BTW, the whole simulation structure I've drawn out should be in 2D. 3D is also do-able.

 

[h_cet]

hi heedavid,

thankks for your helps ,,
Iwill try it immediately

thanks

 

[cuongtran]

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