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Resonant Cavity in HFSS
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No: if there's no excitation, nothing would happen. Why would you even want to do such a thing?
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I want to look what is the distribution of fields when I power with particular specific frequency. When I do eigenmodes I don't need to point excitation. I want to do something like eigenmode but at frequency specified by me. In FEKO it is possible
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Electromagnetic power propagates in modes: discrete forms of electric and magnetic fields, determined by the structure and surroundings under observation. "power[ing] with particular specific frequency" does not mean anything, as frequency is not equivalent to power.
Do you mean exciting your structure with an incident plane wave?
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