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How should i feed this antenna [60 point award]

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hi all;

i want to supply a microstrip antenna with a planar dipole patch in HFSS.
(as you see in this figure)
notes :
1- the feed must locate at center and suplly symetrically both arms
2- the feed must be wave or lumped port , because i need input impedance
i don't know which method is the best excitation for this structure ? and how should be supplied ?
wave port or lumped port ?

60 point award is for the best reply (i don't have more)
 

Re: How should i feed this antenna [50 point award]

I think it shouldn't consider as a dipole antenna,but a microstrip antenna! It maybe act as an array to solve,but I'm sorry,I don't know how to do it!If you can solve it,please tell me ,thanks!
 

Re: How should i feed this antenna [50 point award]

hi marshal,

if your structure doesn't have ground plane you could supply it easily by lumped gap port but now it is realy hard. i realy don't know how are you able to feed this antenna by hfss when it has ground plane!!!!????
 

Re: How should i feed this antenna [50 point award]

I think you required this stracture, but i don't know how do you use exactly lumped or wave port to simulate it.
 

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hi aboozar.hamidipoor,

yes, i think so, i need exactly this stracture,

i'll give you 60 point award if you tell me how should i do to simulate this stracture ??
 

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