Is it possible to use angular variables Theta and Phi in postfeko and plot, as an exhample, sin(Theta) or cos(Theta)?
Hello @Taram,
You might use the angular variable for the x axis…
Could you let me know why you want use the angular variables in postprocessing the result?
For example, what would be the x axis' variable and y axis' quantity in the Cartesian graph?
Best regards,
Jaehoon
Hello. Sorry for the late reply. For example, if i want to compare radiation pattern, obtained using FEKO, with analytical one.
Thank you for the reply.
To calculate the radiation pattern based on the new variable, like cos(theta), I suggest you to use the parameter sweep macro in CADFEKO. (See the attached 2026v model file, too.)
For example, we can define theta =arccos(t) (t=cos(theta)) and use theta for the far-field request definition.
When running the Parameter sweep macro, you can change the t value from 1 to -1 ( 0 < theta < 180 degree)
So finally, you can plot the far-field result as shown below in POSTFEKO.
