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Periodic boundary and floquet port

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floquet ports

I want to know how I can I use the periodic boundary but also use a floquet port so I can change incident angles. (The excitation is plane wave)

like the example in the link here:

https://www.cst.com/Content/Applications/Article/Article.aspx?id=355

Thanks! (If anyone has made this kind of simulation could upload your structure, that would be very helpful!!):D
 

floquet port

hi
try look for that title in that site
i already upload it
 

floquet site:edaboard.com

Hi abdoeng, thanks for your reply, but which title and which site???.....
could you give me a link?? THANKS!!

Mengkun
 
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The phase different between master boundary and slave boundary determines the incident angle. For example phase difference 0 (both in x directed and y directed x master/slave pairs) means normal incidence.
 

Re: floquet port

hi,
I am using HFSS for UNIT-CELL simulation.
I want to know how to change the incident angle of plane wave in Floquet port.
I will be great full to you if you suggest
 

Re: floquet port

mohanbabuiitm said:
hi,
I am using HFSS for UNIT-CELL simulation.
I want to know how to change the incident angle of plane wave in Floquet port.
I will be great full to you if you suggest
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In the Floquet port wizard, check the "use scane angles to calculate ..." you can set incident angle, phi and theta, respect to the global coordination system
 

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