Port Mode Field Variables
The Port, Diffraction Order, Orthogonal Polarization, and Periodic Port nodes add the following variables related to port mode fields
emw.tEmodeC_K
emw.normtEmode_K
emw.Enmode_K
emw.EmodeC_K
emw.normEmode_K
emw.tHmodeC_K
emw.normtHmode_K
emw.Hnmode_K
emw.HmodeC_K
emw.normHmode_K
emw.beta_K
emw.neff_K
In the table above, the suffix C denotes the vector component (x, y, and z in 2D and 3D, and r, phi, and z in 2D axisymmetry). The suffix K represents the port name.
The electric mode field is defined from the tangential electric mode field and the normal component of the electric mode field as
emw.EmodeC_K = emw.tEmodeC_K + emw.Enmode_K*emw.nC,
where emw.nC is the C-component of the normal to the port boundary.
The magnetic mode field is defined from its tangential and normal components in the same way as the electric mode field.
For most port types, the mode fields and the propagation constant are defined from analytical expressions or as a user input. However, for Numeric ports the electric mode fields and the propagation constant are solved for using a Boundary Mode Analysis study step. Similarly, for the TEM port type, the tangential mode fields are solved for using a TEM Boundary Mode Analysis study step.