what is a non-converged solution

Anyone knows the term of 'non-converged solutions' and 'meshing' in HFSS? What does it mean by 'poor meshing'? How to measure how poor it is and then how to improve it?

Thanks so much
zahril

it is depend on your setup of simulation

You can read a book: Swanson D., Hoefer W., Microwave Circuit Modeling using Electromagnetic Field Simulation, 2003
There's useful information about meshing and solution's convergence in the book.

Thanks borich_03 for the suggestion.

I have read the e-book you suggest.

But it seems doesn't solve my problem. I am designing a combline (coax cavity) lossy bandpass filter and has difficulty to achieve the resonance at centre frequency (2 GHz - with very narrowbandwidth i.e 2.5MHz). I have tried to vary the resonator's length, capacitive loading, cavity height, but it responded at only about below 1.6GHz and above 2.4GHz. I dont know how it couldn't go for 2GHz.

Some people says this is maybe due to poor meshing. Then I have changed the lambda refinement from 0.3333 (default) to 0.02. However, it doesn't help much but longer analysing time.

could someone know what exactly is happening? Any suggestion is highly appreciated.

Thks
zaril