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sayan4

Post subject: Great problem

Posted: Mon Oct 31, 2005 4:40 pm

Lieutenant

Joined: Mon Oct 31, 2005 4:31 pm
Posts: 2

Hi I have a problem with HFSS.I'm studying a ridged conical horn using HFSS.I have drawn if and I have drawn the box where I have put antenna.When I have started simulation an error message appears
" [warning] Solution Setup 'Setup1': Given the specified frequency and model dimensions, an extremely large mesh will be required to produce an accurate solution. Your model and/or frequency units may be set incorrectly"

I have used a bandwidth that goes from 2 GHz to 9Ghz.
How can solve the problem?
Please help me.
Thanks and excuse me for my english,but I'm italian

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