I have a flexible antenna file from ANSYS HFSS. Now I would like to look at how the antenna performs when different pressures are applied to it. Is it possible to access this HFSS file from within the ANSYS Workbench, or do you have any other suggestions?
HFSS now is a packet of Ansys Electronics Desktop. You need this program. Ansys multi physics does not contain the Electronics Desktop, it‘s a separate license and installation.
Lorenzo Valletti Thank you for taking the time to leave your thoughts.
I have the licenses for both software. Is it possible to analyze antenna performance with varied pressures using the ANSYS HFSS, or do I need to open the HFSS file within the ANSYS Workbench to get the result?
in HFSS you can modify the epsilon and the mi of the air. I think you should track a curve of the variation of this parameter in function of the pressure if you want to use only HFSS. You can also do a multiphisycs analysis with the workbench, you can import your .edt file into workbench and do all the simulations, but i don’t know if you can match pressure simulation with EM Sim.
Lorenzo Valletti Thank you for providing the information. I have got an idea:
If you've already installed the Electronics full package and you want HFSS to show up in Workbench, then in the Windows start menu>>All Apps>>ANSYS EM Suite>>Modify Integration with ANSYS. Note: you will need the same version of HFSS and Workbench installed for this integration to work.
Sheikh Dobir Hossain, were you able to open/import a pre-created HFSS project file into the workbench? Or did you have to create a new HFSS file in the workbench?
Note: I have same version of both Ansys electronics and full package and have integrated HFSS with ANSYS.
- Badges
- Science topic
- Similar topics
- Phytochemistry
- Extracts