What is the nature of Waveport in HFSS

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Hi every one.

Eventhough, I am not new to HFSS. But I haven't understand clearly about Waveport or Lumport in HFSS.

What is the nature of Wave port/Lumport? When we excite by Wave port/Lumport, they are Voltage or Current or E-field or H-field?

What kind of Mode does Waveport/Lumport use? TEM, TE or TM when we assign number of modes is 1, 2, 3...

The direction of Waveport/Lumport is the direction of propagation?

Can anyone tell me exactly?

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I see that nobody has taken a stab at this question yet, probably because there is some confusion about it. My understanding is that a wave port analyzes the cross section you define, calculates the electromagnetic mode, and launches that into your model. The lumped port essentially just applies a voltage/impedance between two conductors.
 
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Thank rrumpf for your answer!

How about when we assign number of modes for waveports? Then, what mode they use? Can you talk more clearly?

Lump port applied Voltage/Impedance between conductors, where I can find this argument?

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