Feed excitation
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Feed excitation
How exactly a feed works? what and all components does it has? like is it a metal plate or it is just voltage changes from one point to another point? Can anybody tell me the model used for feed and any documentation for the feed..
Re: Feed excitation
Feed is a transmission line connecting the device of interest to power source.
You, probably mean a port.
In general, most ports are voltages over a load block in OpenEMS, except plane wave excitation, which is represented by a cube with boundaries pulling a plane inside, and cancelling it outside, for pure scattering analysis.
So, when you are taking a microstrip port, the power will flow in opposite directions. Therefore you need either a PML on the other side, or a reflecting termination.
You, probably mean a port.
In general, most ports are voltages over a load block in OpenEMS, except plane wave excitation, which is represented by a cube with boundaries pulling a plane inside, and cancelling it outside, for pure scattering analysis.
So, when you are taking a microstrip port, the power will flow in opposite directions. Therefore you need either a PML on the other side, or a reflecting termination.
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Re: Feed excitation
How to find feed position in simple patch antenna?kindly provide the tutorial of meander line antenna design at 0.9 Ghz frequency.