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RF Transient Far Field
Posted 4 août 2016, 17:30 UTC−4 RF & Microwave Engineering Version 4.4 1 Reply
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Hi All,
I'm wondering if anyone knows if it is possible to calculate the the far field radiation pattern when modeling in the time domain.
Currently I'm modeling some pulsed terahertz photoconductive antennas, that is... dipole antennas on a semiconductor substrate, excited by defining a time-varying surface current in the dipole gap. There are multiple layers in the substrate, and I would like to see how these layers affect the far field shape of the emitted pulse.
From what I see, to do a far field setup you need to have PML boundaries defined. However, It looks like PMLs are not available in the transient solver.
If anyone has advice, it will be greatly appreciated.
-Nathan
I'm wondering if anyone knows if it is possible to calculate the the far field radiation pattern when modeling in the time domain.
Currently I'm modeling some pulsed terahertz photoconductive antennas, that is... dipole antennas on a semiconductor substrate, excited by defining a time-varying surface current in the dipole gap. There are multiple layers in the substrate, and I would like to see how these layers affect the far field shape of the emitted pulse.
From what I see, to do a far field setup you need to have PML boundaries defined. However, It looks like PMLs are not available in the transient solver.
If anyone has advice, it will be greatly appreciated.
-Nathan
1 Reply Last Post 6 août 2016, 07:55 UTC−4
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8 years ago
Hi Nathan,
I am not sure if this works but if you analyse your antenna with some bandwidth and calculate the 2D inverse Fourier you should get the time signal at fare filed.
If you need only the signal at the max directivity of the antenna extract from this point the complex value over the necessary bandwidth. With IFFT you get the time signal.
Regards,
Stefan
I am not sure if this works but if you analyse your antenna with some bandwidth and calculate the 2D inverse Fourier you should get the time signal at fare filed.
If you need only the signal at the max directivity of the antenna extract from this point the complex value over the necessary bandwidth. With IFFT you get the time signal.
Regards,
Stefan