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2 Select the <strong>RF</strong> Module>Electromagnetic Waves>TM Waves>Harmonic propagation<br />

application mode and then click OK.<br />

OPTIONS AND SETTINGS<br />

1 From the Options menu, choose Constants.<br />

2 Enter the following variable name, expression, and (optionally) description; when<br />

done, click OK.<br />

NAME EXPRESSION DESCRIPTION<br />

f 500[MHz] Frequency<br />

3 From the Options menu, choose Axes/Grid Settings.<br />

4 On the Grid page, clear the Auto check box.<br />

5 Enter grid settings according to the following table; when done, click OK.<br />

GRID<br />

r spacing 0.05<br />

Extra r 0.0015 0.004916<br />

z spacing<br />

Extra z<br />

0.05<br />

GEOMETRY MODELING<br />

To create the model geometry, draw the right half of the cross section of the antenna<br />

and the coaxial feed in a truncated half space.<br />

1 Open the Rectangle dialog box by shift-clicking the Rectangle/Square button on the<br />

Draw toolbar. Set the Width to 0.282, Height to 0.301, Base to Corner, r to 0, and<br />

z to -0.101. Click OK.<br />

2 Using the same approach, draw a second rectangle and set the Width to 0.003416,<br />

Height to 0.1, r to 0.0015, and z to -0.1.<br />

3 Draw a third rectangle and set the Width to 0.276, Height to 0.091, r to 0.006, and<br />

z to -0.101.<br />

4 Click the Zoom Extents button on the Main toolbar.<br />

5 Click the Line button on the Draw toolbar.<br />

MONOCONICAL <strong>RF</strong> ANTENNA | 71

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