How to set spherical plane wave in ANSYS HFSS?
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Hi everyone
I recently wanted to try to simulate the Radar cross section of a ship using HFSS.
But I have a problem
How to emit electromagnetic waves to ships from phi = 0~180 degrees?
Am I set the plane wave excitation? (As shown below)
Note: There is no electromagnetic wave under the ship beacause it is sea level.
Please help me thanks
Figure 1: The box is far field , and I emit electromagnetic from far field to the ship
Figure 2: Plane wave excitation is setting to Spherical
Figure 3: Plane wave excitation set to emit electromagnetic waves from 180 degrees (phi=0~180)
I recently wanted to try to simulate the Radar cross section of a ship using HFSS.
But I have a problem
How to emit electromagnetic waves to ships from phi = 0~180 degrees?
Am I set the plane wave excitation? (As shown below)
Note: There is no electromagnetic wave under the ship beacause it is sea level.
Please help me thanks
Figure 1: The box is far field , and I emit electromagnetic from far field to the ship
Figure 2: Plane wave excitation is setting to Spherical
Figure 3: Plane wave excitation set to emit electromagnetic waves from 180 degrees (phi=0~180)
Hello,
Rare to find anyone with any real knowledge of RCS simulation in HFSS, so take everything I say with a grain or two of salt.
I suggest starting with HFSS's own ogive-IE example. file--> open examples --> RF_microwave --> Ogive.
It looks like you setup your sweep correctly. However, in RCS simulations and MoM solving you dont need to define a large air box. The simulation assumes open air.
Also, if this is a large structure, perhaps ray optics to speed up the solving time? Check out: https://www.ansys.com/-/media/ansys/...dimensions.pdf to see how to change to ray optics
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