HFSS的后处理及场计算器的使用 .ppt

2020/11/29 HFSS Field Calculator: Usage-Overview Use just like a scientific calculator Similar to HP scientific calculators “First Quantity”, ”Second Quantity” Then “Operation” Remember stack fills from the Top and pushes older contents below. General use progresses from left to right Input quantity or quantities at left Perform operations in middle Operate between quantities; apply quantities to geometries, etc. Define desired output type at right. Calculator Usage HINT: Any Time you use the field post –processor to plot a quantity (Plot?Fields), you are actually performing operations using the calculator!! To see the steps that went into the generating the plot you just created, open the calculator interface and view the stack contents. This can often help guide you as you try to use the calculator to created your own custom outputs. 2020/11/29 HFSS Field Calculator: Usage-Changing Data Types As discussed previously, Many operations must be on the correct data type. Many operations result in a different data type than the inputs. Ex1:The Dot product of two Vector is a Scalar. Ex2:Obtaining the Unit Vec?Normal to a Surf Generates a Vector. Some calculator buttons exist primarily to assist in type conversion. Vec? Converts Scl to Vec data Scal? Does the reverse Cmplx?Real or Cmplx?Imag takes a Scl component from a CSc or CVc. Cmplx?CmplxR or Cmplx?CmplxI take a Vec or Scl component and make it the real or imaginary part of a complex value CVc or CSc, respectively. Always think of what type of data you are working with and whether or not it is compatible with your desired operation .For example, not the INTEGRAL sign is in the Scalar column, implying that to integrate complex numbers you will have to integrate the real and imaginary components separately, performing an integration by parts. 2020/11/29 HFSS Field Calculator: Usage-Input Types The available field inputs are E: The complex vector E field data everywhere in the modeled geometry; H: The complex vector