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Probe fed patch antenna hfss11

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Hi everyone :)

this is the first time im using HFSS (and i used the HFSS tutorial as a guide line to make this)...i have made my model for probe-fed patch antenna (please see the attachment) however the radiation plot and the smith chart is not right and im running out of ideas to make it right so can someone please help me...also the resonant frequency im using is 9.5GHz and E(r) = 2.2 with thickness of 0.508mm
 

Hi,

Though I haven't seen your model. Here is my experience. Usually the ratio between the outer and inner conductor of probe can greatly affect your matching. For this case, we usually set the value as around 2, but the fiiling in your probe should be air.

If other materials were used as your probe filling, then the ratio might be changed to ensure a 50 Ohm impedance.

So, maybe you can change the scale of the probe to get a better feeding.
 

Hi

my teacher told me the outer conductor is 4.1mm and the inner is 0.7mm (both of them are diameter) and the material for the probe i used is PEC...i'll try and change it to air to see what happens...
 

Hi, if you are going to change it to air, don't forget to change the dimension of the probe. The ratio of outer to inner conductor should be around 2.
 

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