开槽的矩形波导的仿真使用HFSS软件.pdf

Longitudinally Slotted Rectangular Waveguide Introduction In this tutorial, a longitudinal shunt slot oriented along the broad wall side of a rectangular WR-975 waveguide is analyzed using the HFSS simulation software. The slot will cause the waveguide to radiate and acts as an antenna. Results obtained from HFSS are compared to those obtained from the Finite Difference Time Domain (FDTD) method [1] and the Method of Moments (MoM) [2]. Excellent agreement has been achieved which validates the suitability of HFSS for handling slotted waveguide problems. A Brief description of the structure used in this tutorial is given below: All measurements are in centimeters. λ= c/f = 0.32787 m, where λ is the free space 8 6 wavelength in m, c is the speed of light (3×10 m/s), andf = 915×10 is the frequency in Hz . The slot is symmetrically oriented half away along the waveguide and is positioned at an offset of 10 cm from the center line of the broad face. The pertinent dimensions of the problem, which is depicted in Figure 1, are as follows: • Standard WR-975 waveguide, of length, L = 3λ , where λ = 43.74273 cm is the g g waveguide wavelength at 915 MHz, width, W = 24.765 cm, and height, H= W/2=12.3825 cm. • A rounded-end slot with an initial length of λ/2 is considered first. The slot length will be optimized to achieve resonance, and the width of the slot is fixed at λ/20. 1 Figure 1: The slotted waveguide geometry SIMULATION AND PARAMETERIZATION PROCEDURE Open HFSS and save a New Project How to start HFSS? HFSS s