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Anisotropic Transition Boundary Condition

Posted 2017/05/04 6:16 GMT-4 RF & Microwave Engineering Version 4.3 0 Replies

Jonathan George
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I am trying to model an anisotropic transition boundary condition with the wave optics module, frequency domain. When I define a tensor for epsilon r, the coordinate system seems to be different than the global coordinate system. That is when I place a high imaginary number in what I thought was the zz position I get high absorption in the x direction instead of the z direction of my simulation. Is the surface boundary definition of the anisotropic tensor coordinate system different than the global coordinate system?
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