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When setting up ports in FDTD simulations to compute s-parameters
I have run into 2 kinds of problems:
1) If I use a lumped resistive voltage source with a fixed resistance then the actual resistance
seems to vary with frequency. This makes computing of wideband s-parameters painful
2) Also the positioning of the source and the location of the paths to compute
voltage/current sometimes strongly affects the results.
Can anybody enlighten me as to how I can avoid these problems?
I have run into 2 kinds of problems:
1) If I use a lumped resistive voltage source with a fixed resistance then the actual resistance
seems to vary with frequency. This makes computing of wideband s-parameters painful
2) Also the positioning of the source and the location of the paths to compute
voltage/current sometimes strongly affects the results.
Can anybody enlighten me as to how I can avoid these problems?
