6.4     Rotation examples with source tuning

QW-BHM allows joint modelling of load rotation and source tuning. The heat_rot_man.pro example can be transformed into heat_rot_tune.pro analogously heat_auto.pro as has been transformed into heat_pulse.pro and then heat_tune.pro in Sensitivity to the tuning and Syntax of tasker file:

- waveguide port is re-defined as one with reference plane,

- its excitation is changed to a pulse of spectrum 2.3÷2.6 GHz,

- S-differential postprocessing is activated in the band 2.4÷2.5 GHz.

In fact, a faster way is to convert heat_tune.pro into heat_rot_tune.pro by adding rotation details as shown in Fig. 6.4-1.

Fig. 6.4-1. The Heating Details dialogue in heat_rot_tune.pro.

 

BHM iter.

f [GHz]

Min temp

Max temp

1

2.423

-19.96

-13.28

2

2.421

-19.61

-8.67

3

2.420

-19.04

-7.59

4

2.419

-18.71

-5.69

5

2.419

-18.00

-3.59

6

2.416

-16.95

-2.92

7

2.413

-16.80

-2.56

8

2.410

-15.99

-2.09

9

2.412

-14.92

-1.90

10

2.413

-14.79

-1.71

11

2.413

-14.60

-1.63

12

2.414

-14.10

-1.66

Fig. 6.4-2 Temperature and source frequency evolution in heat_rot_tune project, and final temperature pattern across the load (in -20÷0°C scale, in layer 8).