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Unstable calculation when simulating resonator in MWS

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Hi all,

I am simulating a resonator structure in MWS. For some setups, the calculation is becoming unstable as the output signal starts growing (may be exponentially). What could be the causes of this problem ? All inputs are most welcome. Thank you.

-svarun
 

Re: Resonator in MWS

Hi Svarun,

this could have several reasons. Could yo post the structure here?

F.
 

Re: Resonator in MWS

Hello Svarun,

I would start by altering the mesh properties:

1. Try changing lower limit ratio, lines per wavelength etc.
2. See if u can turn off the automesh - and set individual mesh for each part of the model.
3. Try setting a lower frequency sweep (If using a transient solver).

If you have two different versions of CST MWS, try running the model on both and see if its a version bug (who knows...?).

Good luck,
P.
 

Re: Resonator in MWS

Hi RFSimulator and Pushhead,

The energy reaches -32dB and then starts climbing up. Can I stop the simulation at -30dB and then use AR filter for signal interpolation ? Will this result in accurate results ? Please let me know.

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Re: Resonator in MWS

Sorry, i'm not acquainted with the AR filter manipulations - I use the default settings.

However, what you describe sounds very similar to couple of simulations I did, at the end the problem was solved by changing the mesh (not necessarily decreasing it).

Can u post the *.mod,*.par file ?

Regards,
P.
 

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