To start working with A-solver in CST, here are some initial steps you can follow:
Define the geometry of the device you want to simulate in CST.
In the "Solver" tab, select "A-solver" as the solver type.
In the "A-Solver" tab, select the appropriate options for your simulation. For example, you can choose the number of frequency points, the frequency range, and the radiation direction.
Run the simulation and wait for it to complete.
Once the simulation is complete, you can view the results in the "Far-Field" tab. Here you can see the radiation pattern and gain of the device in three dimensions.
Regarding your question about whether A-solver can generate 3D far-field results, the answer is yes. A-solver is designed to generate accurate far-field results for electromagnetic devices, including antennas. You can view the far-field results in 3D using the "Far-Field" tab in CST.
It's important to note that the accuracy of the far-field results depends on several factors, including the quality of the mesh and the simulation setup. Therefore, it's essential to carefully set up and validate the simulation before relying on the results.