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    EXP1

    Open Ansys Electronics Desktop

    Double Click HFSS. The XYZ axis appears.


    Go to HFSS > Solution type

    A window appears. Choose Modal. Click OK


    Go to Modeler > Units

    Choose unit as mm

    Draw a cylinder anywhere on the graph.


    Click on create cylinder and change the values as given below.
    Click apply and then OK

    Ctrl+D command (OR) Click on the fit all icon to view the full cylinder.
    We can see that the dimensions and the position of the cylinder is set.
    Double click on Cylinder1.

    A window appears as given below

    Click on material “vacuum” > edit. Search for Copper.


    Choose Copper. Click OK

    Click Apply and then OK


    Right click cylinder1 > Edit > Duplicate > Around Axis

    Change Values as shown. Click OK.

    Use Ctrl+D command to fit all


    Now Choose Grid as YZ and draw a rectangle.
    Double click “CreateRectangle” and change dimensions as given.

    Double click rectangle1 and rename as port.


    Select Port and click Fit Selected. Rectangle should be aligned as given below.

    Ctrl+D to “Fit All”

    Now we are “assigning boundary” for the cylinder. Hold the Ctrl command and select Cylinder1
    and Cylinder1_1. Both cylinders must be selected as seen below:
    Now right click on the workspace and choose Assign boundary > Perfect E

    A window appears, Click OK.


    In Project manager > Boundaries > Click PerfE1 , to view the boundary

    Right click workspace click “create open region”.


    Choose operating freq as 0.9 GHz. Click OK

    Select Port and click fit selected


    Right click on workspace > Assign Excitation > Port > Lumped Port

    Click “Next”.
    Select “new line” instead of “None” from the window below.

    Place the cursor as shown below


    Move the cursor to the top and place it as shown.

    Click Next and Then finish. Refer images given below.


    Click on “Excitations > 1” to view
    We get the following:

    From Project manager Right click on Analysis > Add Solution Setup > Advanced
    Set Frequency as 0.9 GHz. Click OK
    Click OK. Save the project. Click Validation Check

    Ensure that there's no error.

    Click on “Analyze All”


    Wait till the process is completed. Go to project manager Right click Result > Create Modal
    solution Data Report > Rectangular plot

    A window appears as given below. Choose Function as dB


    Click on “new report”. Close the window to view the plot.

    For the next plot. Right click results > create far field report > Radiation pattern
    A window appears. Choose “function” as dB. In “Families”, change value of phi to 0 degree

    Click edit > select values > 0 deg. Click on new report
    Result obtained:

    Goto “project manager” > “Radiation” > “3D”. Double click on 3D


    Change values as shown. Click “OK”

    Result Obtained:
    Right click results > create far fields reports > 3D polar plot

    Choose “function” as dB. Click on “new report”.


    Result obtained:

    Right click “results” > “Create modal soln data report” > “Smith chart”.
    “Function” remains as none

    Click on “new report”. Result obtained:

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