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Mulitple Modes on Numerical Port
Posted 01.04.2014, 14:42 GMT-4 RF & Microwave Engineering, Modeling Tools & Definitions, Parameters, Variables, & Functions Version 4.3b 2 Replies
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Hello Comsol community,
I am trying to get a rather simple simulation working so that I can use it in a more complex case, but I am running into problems with computing S-parameters between multiple modes on a port. So the setup is as follows: circular PEC waveguide with ports on each end. Each port is set to numerical which are solved using the boundary mode analysis with two modes being set. I can compute the study step for the boundary mode analysis and I observe two separate modes at each port.
Now I want to use these two solved for modes in a frequency domain study, in which scattering parameters between each port and each mode will be computed. For example, getting S_{21} between mode 1 on port 1 and mode 2 on port 2. I can get it working for a single mode on each port, but I have no clue to get it for multiple modes. Can anyone lend me a hand?
I am trying to get a rather simple simulation working so that I can use it in a more complex case, but I am running into problems with computing S-parameters between multiple modes on a port. So the setup is as follows: circular PEC waveguide with ports on each end. Each port is set to numerical which are solved using the boundary mode analysis with two modes being set. I can compute the study step for the boundary mode analysis and I observe two separate modes at each port.
Now I want to use these two solved for modes in a frequency domain study, in which scattering parameters between each port and each mode will be computed. For example, getting S_{21} between mode 1 on port 1 and mode 2 on port 2. I can get it working for a single mode on each port, but I have no clue to get it for multiple modes. Can anyone lend me a hand?
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