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How to define the earth (means ground)?

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    • tsjitom
      Subscriber

      Hello,

      In the Capacitive Coupling Wireless Power Transfer (WPT) system I am studying, the electrode-to-ground (earth) capacitance needs to be considered.

      But I'm not sure how to define the earth.

      I tried a method of placing a metal plate under the object to be measured and connecting it to the ground.

      Please let me know if there is another better way.

      The software I am using is ANSYS Electronics Desktop 2021 R1 (HFSS), and the simulation frequency is from 1MHz to 100MHz.


      Thank you.

    • Praneeth
      Forum Moderator

      Please share more details regarding your model setup to help us serve you better.
      I would like to know the reasons behind the selection of HFSS for solving your model at the said simulation frequency.
      All the very best.

    • tsjitom
      Subscriber


      Thank you very much for your reply!
      As an experiment, I made a parallel plate capacitor device as shown in the attached image.
      The analysis space is a rectangle of air surrounding the device.
      I did not set any boundary conditions for the analysis space.

      Since HFSS is the only analysis software available in my lab, I chose this one.

      Do you need any other information?
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