Need help in HFSS using Driven Terminal for finding S-Parameters

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hello, I would like that. How should I find it in the HFSS using Solution Type (Driven Terminal)? I would also like to add the lumped RLC (by putting the capacitor value as in series). Also, i would like to add the excitation of current or voltage in the coil, as well as using lumped port in the rectangular sheet. but I am getting error during the simulation, I dont know where I am making a mistake, Please help me out in this problem
 

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As the simulation indicates, it's probably not a good idea to overlap the current source and a port - this might result in unexpected behavior. Also, the port should overlap the conductor to some extent -- it apparently is not. Ensure that the coil is set to a conductive material or has a conductive boundary condition applied.
 

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Thanks for you Answer, The coil is a conductor, what is your opinion regarding to the Lumped Port and current as well as the RLC Lumped.
How should I give that value at the same time, because I would like to find out the S-paramenters and reduction of Current and voltage by putting the segments (Capacitors as in series in the Coil).

Your suggestion were be valuable thanks
 

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Xeeshan143 said:
what is your opinion regarding to the Lumped Port and current
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I think I already stated this, they should not be overlapped. Set up two different simulations if you want to see the effect of either.

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as well as the RLC Lumped.
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An RLC boundary inserted in series with the coil on a surface is fine.

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How should I give that value at the same time,
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I'm not sure what you mean.

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because I would like to find out the S-paramenters and reduction of Current and voltage by putting the segments (Capacitors as in series in the Coil).
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You can measure current and voltage independently by inserting integration curves and using the field calculator.
 

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