kviksand81
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Hi,
I've set up a pyramidal horn in CST MWS 2014 with the following properties:
Directivity: ~20dBi
Design frequency: 10 GHz
Waveguide measurements is standard EIA WR-90 x-band.
I've simulated this with a E-field monitor and a farfield monitor and the plots for the farfield has good agreement with what was expected from the analysis and design phase carried out before setting up the simulation. Therefore, I assume that the simulation setup is basically ok.
The next thing I would like to do, but can't figure out how to do, is to obtain the E-field components in a x-y plane 3-5 wavelengths in front of the horn-aperture. If the z-direction is the direction of propagation, this coordinate should remain fixed and the E-field components in the x-y plane obtained, preferably with a customized sampling distance.
I've consulted the "help" system and checked CST homepage for hints and clues, but haven't found a method to do exactly this.
The data obtained from this, should be exported as a *.txt file, but this operation does not seem to pose a challenge as far as I know from my investigations of the post-processing tab.
Any advice is greatly appreciated!
Best Regards,
I've set up a pyramidal horn in CST MWS 2014 with the following properties:
Directivity: ~20dBi
Design frequency: 10 GHz
Waveguide measurements is standard EIA WR-90 x-band.
I've simulated this with a E-field monitor and a farfield monitor and the plots for the farfield has good agreement with what was expected from the analysis and design phase carried out before setting up the simulation. Therefore, I assume that the simulation setup is basically ok.
The next thing I would like to do, but can't figure out how to do, is to obtain the E-field components in a x-y plane 3-5 wavelengths in front of the horn-aperture. If the z-direction is the direction of propagation, this coordinate should remain fixed and the E-field components in the x-y plane obtained, preferably with a customized sampling distance.
I've consulted the "help" system and checked CST homepage for hints and clues, but haven't found a method to do exactly this.
The data obtained from this, should be exported as a *.txt file, but this operation does not seem to pose a challenge as far as I know from my investigations of the post-processing tab.
Any advice is greatly appreciated!
Best Regards,
