Viewing the Circular Components of the Far Field

  1. On the Home tab, in the Create new display group, click the  Cartesian icon.
  2. On the Home tab, in the Add results group, click the  Far field icon. From the drop-down list, select FarField1.
  3. Make a copy of the trace, FarField1.
    1. On the result palette, in the Traces panel, select FarField1.
    2. Duplicate the trace, FarField1, using one of the following workflows:
      • On the Cartesian context tab, on the Trace tab, in the Manage group, click the  Duplicate trace icon.
      • Press Ctrl+K to use the keyboard shortcut.
    A trace with label FarField1_1 is created.
  4. Rename the trace, FarField1_1.
    1. On the result palette, in the Traces panel, select FarField1_1.
    2. Press F2 to use the keyboard shortcut and rename the trace to FarField2.
  5. View the left-hand circular component of the far field in dB versus frequency.
    1. In the Traces panel, select FarField1.
    2. On the result palette, in the Quantity panel, click LHC.
    3. On the result palette, in the Quantity panel, select the dB check box.
  6. View the right-hand circular component of the far field in dB versus frequency.
    1. In the Traces panel, select the duplicate trace, FarField2.
    2. On the result palette, in the Quantity panel, click RHC.
    3. On the result palette, in the Quantity panel, select the dB check box.
  7. [Optional] Repeat Step 4 and Step 5 of Viewing the Input Reflection Coefficient to change the legend position and remove the graph footer.


    Figure 1. The left-hand circular and right-hand circular components of the far field.