Hi, I'm using Meep for my thesis; what I want to do, to start, is implementing a tx/rx system, found in literature, and then compare results. To see time development I made a for cycle as follow:
(do ((i 0 (+ i 1)))
((= i 100) (display "end"))
(run-until 1)
(display i)
(display " ")
(display (get-field-point Ey (vector 0
0 0)))
(display " ")
(display (get-field-point Ey (vector 0
P 0)))
(display "\n"))
So I analyze the pulse on the source (hp: source
centered on (0,0,0)) and on a point at fixed distence
P from the source.
If I right understand, if my lenght scale is, for
example, a = 1mm, the computational cell dimension
would have size (Xmm,Ymm, Zmm) , the antenna
dimensions expressed in mm, and the time unit should
be a/c = ms.
So in my For cycle run for 100 means run for 100unit
of time, so 100ms.
Well, but if I have a width pulse of about 50ps...can
I consider all units of time in ms and lenght in mm?
I send you my .ctl file....
I hope you could help me,thank you in advance.
Best regards,
Federica Fiorese
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planar_elliptical.ctl
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