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Rectangular Waveguide Design Using HFSS

The document discusses simulating an air-filled rectangular waveguide in HFSS to obtain field patterns, intrinsic impedance, and wavelength for the first four modes from 4-20 GHz. It provides instructions for setting up the analysis, generating graphs of propagation constants, wavelength, and intrinsic impedance vs. frequency for each mode using HFSS, and comparing results to theoretical expressions.

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Rectangular Waveguide Design Using HFSS

The document discusses simulating an air-filled rectangular waveguide in HFSS to obtain field patterns, intrinsic impedance, and wavelength for the first four modes from 4-20 GHz. It provides instructions for setting up the analysis, generating graphs of propagation constants, wavelength, and intrinsic impedance vs. frequency for each mode using HFSS, and comparing results to theoretical expressions.

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Project 1: Rectangular Waveguide (HFSS)

a = 0.9 (2.286cm)
b = 0.4 (1.016cm)
r = 1.0
b

r
a

Objective

Getting Started with HFSS (a tutorial)

Using HFSS, simulate an air-filled WR-90 waveguide shown above.


To obtain the Field patterns, intrinsic Impedance and wavelength for the first 4 modes.

Analysis
1.) Sweep from 4-20 GHz
2.) Analysis must include first three modes (TE10, TE20, TE01)
3.) Generate a graph for , , vs. frequency for each mode using HFSS
Report
1.)
2.)
3.)
4.)

Format should include title, objective, analysis/discussion, results, and conclusion


Include all relevant graphs and outputs from HFSS
Explain and discuss results for each mode using relevant field expressions
Compare results for , , with those obtained using corresponding theoretical expressions

Hints and Tips:


1.) Use wave ports on the front and back faces of waveguide
2.) Length of waveguide is arbitrary, make it a few wavelengths
3.) Adapt the mesh first at 15 GHz, make delta S 0.025 at most, and use 5 passes (more may be
needed if delta S criteria is not met)
4.) Set up simulation for Discrete, use 8 steps or so to generate a decent graph
5.) Perform a Ports Only solution and use Post Process, Matrix Data from the Executive Window
to look at solution to determine propagation constants and wavelength
6.) Use Post Process, Fields from the Executive Window to look at field distributions within the
waveguide for the different modes

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