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F microstrip antenna in CST and HFSS.Please help

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Hi eveyone
I am simulating F microstrip antenna in CST and HFSS. Drawing it in CST and HFSS is simple .But I do not know how to put the port to run the transient solver in this. Is this lumped port( discrete port) or waveguide port to get the good simulation. In HFSS I do not know how to put the port because the feeding lie inside the antenna. I post my picture with this question and hope there are someone have answer for me

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Hi bkd
where is the picture...?
 

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hi

isert dimension and the shape of the structure.

if not, there is a lot of helpful examples in eda forum

good luk
 

unfortunately

flickr.com is not working in our country !!!!!
 

IS there anyone help
 

Hi
I am not able to properly see the antenna, can you upload HFSS ( 11 ) file or some more antenna diagrams.....
 

I can see the image. I often use this lumped port configuration with other EM software. It should work fine.
 

in CST, pick a point on your feed port, link it to the body ground with a discrete port. and run the transient solver. that's all
 
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