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I am trying to use optislang for a sensitivity study on a design in HFSS. However, when I try to use S11 at a particular frequency as an output parameter, I get an error 'variable is not a scalar value'. I have tried using 'dB' and 'mag' as well as using VSWR as an equivalent. The format the data is in is [1,1], so I am guessing that the frequency is still tied to the S11 value I want.
I'm probably doing something silly here, since I am pretty new to optislang. Any advice?
April 16, 2024 at 9:07 pm
nicolas.peters
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Some modifications to the original post... the format is [1:1], not [1,1], which suggest it might be a 1x1 matrix. Any idea how to convert a 1x1 matrix to a scalar in optislang or hfss?
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