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September 15, 2024 at 2:51 amspate035Bbp_participant
Hi,
I'm running a parametric sweep by rotating a probe around a central horn antenna. I'm showing a few images below for illustration.
Fig 1: At Theta = 0 degrees.
Fig 2: At Theta = 10 degrees
Fig 3: Theta = 20 degrees
...And so on...
When I measure the phase of the S21 results, I see random 180 degree shifts in the measurements. I am not able to see any pattern in these shifts either.
I thought perhaps it was because I was initially using 2 FE-BI boundaries and that might be causing an issue. So I tried a single Radiation boundary instead, but that also didn't help.
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theta_rotation [deg] S21 Phase Results [deg] -10 101.2924367 -9 103.7009139 -8 105.601412 -7 107.5837877 -6 109.0814497 -5 110.6225511 -4 -68.19983945 -3 112.7819268 -2 -66.46548137 -1 -65.96723292 0 114.1349591 1 114.08219 2 113.6846084 3 -66.93414481 4 112.1847997 5 111.1811682 6 109.7736687 7 -71.78552943 8 106.3168243 9 104.558732 10 102.4050767 As you can see from these results, at random points the phase shifts down by ~180 degrees.
For example at Theta = -4, the phase measurement is -68.2 degrees, whereas at Theta = -5 it is 110.6 degrees, and at Theta = -3 it is 112.8 degrees. The -68.2 measurement seems to be shifted down by 180 degrees (-68.2 + 180 = 111.8). 111.8 degrees seems like a more reasonable measurement. This occurs again at random points with no discernible pattern.
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Can I please get some feedback on why this issue might be occuring and how I can fix it?
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Thank you,
Shyam
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