HFSS-IE Excitations

You can assign the following types of excitation on an HFSS-IE design:

Lumped Port	Represents an internal surface through which a signal enters or exits the device. It is effectively a lumped element for exciting the device and measuring S-parameters.
Terminal	A terminal is defined by one or more conductors in contact with the port. HFSS-IE treats microwave structures as a black box that may have one or more terminals, each of which contains a voltage/current pair. Terminals are assigned automatically.
Plane Incident Wave	Represents a wave that propagates in one direction and is uniform in the directions perpendicular to that of its propagation.
Far Field Wave	A Far field wave is sufficiently far (usually more than a wavelength distance) from an antenna to approximate as a plane wave.
Near Field Wave	A Near Field wave is close enough to the antenna source for near field effects to occur, typically within a wavelength.

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