Hi,
This question is regarding post processing. I am using the RF Module>Perpendicular waves>Hybrid mode waves. I wanted to know if doing the following is possible. If so, how?
I define a waveguide structure. Mesh it. Solve for the fundamental mode of the waveguide at a particular wavelength. Let us call this Sol1.
Now with the same struture (and everything else same i.e. Mesh etc) I just change the wavelength and solve again to obtain sol2.
I can do this with a Matlab script with a for loop for the wavelength.
While in the for loop I can store the fem in variables fem1 and fem2 for the two wavelengths.
Now I want to postint the product of the Pozav_rfwv (fundamental mode) of fem1 and Pozav_rfwv (fundamental mode) of fem2 over a region of the waveguide.
So basically I want to integrate the product of poynting vector for the fundamental mode @ wavelength 1 and poynting vector for the fundamental mode @ wavelength 2 for the same structure.
Is it possible to do the above?
Thanks,
Ravi
This question is regarding post processing. I am using the RF Module>Perpendicular waves>Hybrid mode waves. I wanted to know if doing the following is possible. If so, how?
I define a waveguide structure. Mesh it. Solve for the fundamental mode of the waveguide at a particular wavelength. Let us call this Sol1.
Now with the same struture (and everything else same i.e. Mesh etc) I just change the wavelength and solve again to obtain sol2.
I can do this with a Matlab script with a for loop for the wavelength.
While in the for loop I can store the fem in variables fem1 and fem2 for the two wavelengths.
Now I want to postint the product of the Pozav_rfwv (fundamental mode) of fem1 and Pozav_rfwv (fundamental mode) of fem2 over a region of the waveguide.
So basically I want to integrate the product of poynting vector for the fundamental mode @ wavelength 1 and poynting vector for the fundamental mode @ wavelength 2 for the same structure.
Is it possible to do the above?
Thanks,
Ravi