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E193004 Micro Wave Lab 01

Md. Rakibul Hasan ID: E193005 Objective: The objectives of this experiment were: 1. To apply the knowledge of Coaxial Transmission Line in designing it and analyzing its behavior. 2. To use CST Studio Suite to simulate designs and experiments related to coaxial transmission lines. 3. To investigate the effect of different design parameters on the final design. Theory: The important concepts related to this experiment are transmission line theory, types of transmission lines including coaxial lines, impedance calculation, design of coaxial cable in CST studio, S-parameters, power calculation etc. Transmission lines transmit energy from one point to another effectively without power loss

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E193004 Micro Wave Lab 01

Md. Rakibul Hasan ID: E193005 Objective: The objectives of this experiment were: 1. To apply the knowledge of Coaxial Transmission Line in designing it and analyzing its behavior. 2. To use CST Studio Suite to simulate designs and experiments related to coaxial transmission lines. 3. To investigate the effect of different design parameters on the final design. Theory: The important concepts related to this experiment are transmission line theory, types of transmission lines including coaxial lines, impedance calculation, design of coaxial cable in CST studio, S-parameters, power calculation etc. Transmission lines transmit energy from one point to another effectively without power loss

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Experiment No: 01

Experiment Name: Design, Simulation, and Analysis of coaxial transmission line using CST
microwave Studio Suite.
Objective:
1. Apply the knowledge of the Coaxial Transmission Line in designing it and analyzing its
behavior.
2. Consult video instructions and materials, design experiments, and simulate, analyze and
interpret results to investigate the effect of different design parameters on the final design.
3. Use CST Studio Suite to simulate designs and experiments related to coaxial transmission
lines.
Required Components:
1. Desktop/Laptop with CST STUDIO Software installed.
Theory:
A transmission line is a connector that transmits energy from one point to another. The study of
transmission line theory is helpful in the effective usage of power and equipment. While
transmitting or receiving, the energy transfer has to be done effectively, without the wastage of
power.
To achieve this, there are certain important parameters that have to be considered. There
are basically four types of transmission lines –

1. Two-wire parallel transmission lines


2. Coaxial lines
3. Strip type substrate transmission lines
4. Waveguides

Impedance Calculation:

Fig 01: Impedance Matching


Design of Transmission line (Coaxial cable):

Fig 02: View from port 1 Fig 03: View from port 2

Power:

Fig 05: Power Outgoing all Ports

Fig 06: Power Accepted


S-Parameters:

Fig 07: S 1,1 Fig 08: S 2,2

Fig 09: S 1,2 Fig 10: S 2,1

Result Analysis:
Analyzing the 1D results, we can see that because of the reflection coefficient there was only 0.67%
power loss in port 1 and port 2. Also, about 99.88% of power was transferred through the line.
Lastly, 0.499W of the generated 0.5W power was outgoing from the ports.
Discussion: This session taught us how to use the CST microwave studio suite to design and
simulate a coaxial transmission line. We also learned about transmission lines. We first calculated
the parameters to match 50 impedance using the "calculate analytical line impedance" tool, and
we discovered that the inner conductor diameter should be 3.4mm and the dielectric should be
between 3.4mm and 11.385mm. The inner and outer conductors were then made of pure copper,
while the dielectric was made of lossless PTFE (polytetrafluoroethylene), also known as Teflon.
The pick face feature was used to add the waveguide ports. The solver was then configured, and
the simulation was run. Based on the analysis of the results, we can conclude that the designed
coaxial transmission
Department Of Computer & Communication Engineering
LAB REPORT
Experiment No : 01
Experiment Name : Design, Simulation, and Analysis of coaxial transmission line
using CST microwave Studio Suite.
Course Name : Microwave Engineering sessional.
Course Code : CCE-4708
Submitted To:
Mostafa Amir Foysal
Associate Professor
Department Of Computer and Communication Engineering , IIUC

Submitted By
Name : Md Fahim.
ID No : E193004
Semester : 7th Remark
Section :A

Date Of Experiment:
Date Of Submission:

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