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Example 37: Electromagnetic Field Correction


General

Analysis Condition

Item

Settings

Solver

Electromagnetic Analysis [Hertz]

Analysis Space

3D

Analysis Type

Harmonic Analysis

Unit

mm

Options

Select Correct errors of the electromagnetic field originated in the open boundary

 

 

Harmonic Analysis tab and Open Boundary tab are set as follows.

Tab

Setting Item

Settings

Harmonic Analysis

Sweep Type

Single Frequency

Frequency

3×106 [Hz]

Sweep Setting

Select Discrete Sweep

Input

1.0 [W]

Open Boundary

Type

Absorbing Boundary

Order of Absorbing Boundary

1st-order

 

Graphical Object

A minute dipole antenna consists of a perfect electric conductor ('PEC') and port, surrounded by ambient air. The 'correction' body serves as a domain for correcting electromagnetic fields, specifically set to minimize calculation time.

The air domain is surrounded by another air domain. The open boundary condition is set to the outer-most area of the analysis domain. The accuracy of the electromagnetic field near the open boundary condition is deteriorated. Therefore, for the better look, another air box is created to hide the area with low accuracy.

                Whole model Antenna

 

Model viewed from X axis direction

Body Attributes and Materials

Body Number/Type

Body Attribute Name

Material Name

45,46,69,71,75,76/Solid

PEC

PEC

78,79,81/Sheet

AIR

AIR

80/Solid

Correction

AIR

47,70,77/Sheet

Imprinting body

 

* Available from the material DB

 

Body Number/Type

Body Attribute Name

Material Name

Mesh Size

45,46,69,71,75,76/Solid

PEC

PEC

0.5

47,70,77/Sheet

 

Imprinting body

0.5

 

Body Attribute Name

Analysis Domain

Correction

Select [Correct errors of the electromagnetic field originated in the open boundary]

Boundary Condition

Boundary Condition Name/Topology

Tab

Boundary Condition Type

Settings

PORT/Face

Electric

Port

Current port

Outer Boundary Condition

Electric

Open Boundary

Select on the open boundary tab of the analysis condition setting.

 

Set up Mesher/Solver

Setting Item

Setting

Frequency-Dependent Meshing

Reference Frequency: 300x106 [Hz]

Select [The conductor bodies thicker than the skin depth constitute the boundary condition].

 

Results

You can view the results fields (such as Results tab > Field).

Go to Results tab > Display > Solver, and select [Electromagnetic waves correction field].

The field types are as follows.

 

Electric Field [V/m] Original Electric field before correction. It is in the same state of electric field as when the electromagnetic solver is selected. Depending on the display method, they don't necessarily match.
Electric Field [V/m] Data for Correction It is the electric field for correction. The larger the value, the greater the reflection on the open boundary.
Electric Field [V/m] Data after Correction The sum of "Electric Field Original" and "Electric Field Data for Correction".
Magnetic Field [A/m] Original It is the magnetic field before correction. It is in the same state of magnetic field as when the electromagnetic solver is selected. Depending on the display method, they don't necessarily match.
Magnetic Field [A/m] Data for Correction It is the magnetic field for correction. The larger the value, the greater the reflection on the open boundary.
Magnetic Field [A/m] after Correction The sum of "Magnetic Field Original" and "Magnetic Field Data for Correction".

 

 

The left figure below shows the results with the following conditions. The gradation contour diagram is displayed with bodies "AIR" and "PEC" hidden because the corrected body in this example is body "Correction" only.

 

Electromagnetic waves correction field 0.300000 GHz
Electric field [V/m] original Magnitude
270° Log

 

The right figure below is obtained by changing "Electric field [V/m] original" to "Electric field [V/m] after correction".

The color scale is set from 3x105 [V/m] to 3x104 [V/m]. This setting makes the overall distribution easy to view.

While the lower left diagram shows the field pulled to the boundary unnaturally in the upper and lower areas of the dipole antenna, the lower right diagram shows the natural field after the correction. The influence of the boundary is not observed.

The correction has been successfully executed.

 

Please note that the diagrams at the top of this page are drawn with the cross sectional view and the line contour.