matlab: improved doc for AddMSLPort

Signed-off-by: Thorsten Liebig <Thorsten.Liebig@gmx.de>
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Thorsten Liebig 2013-09-09 14:35:57 +02:00
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@ -22,24 +22,32 @@ function [CSX,port] = AddMSLPort( CSX, prio, portnr, materialname, start, stop,
% in drawing units. Default is the middle of start/stop. % in drawing units. Default is the middle of start/stop.
% 'PortNamePrefix' a prefix to the port name % 'PortNamePrefix' a prefix to the port name
% %
% the mesh must be already initialized % Important: The mesh has to be already set and defined by DefineRectGrid!
% %
% example: % example:
% start = [0 0 height];
% stop = [length width 0];
% CSX = AddMetal( CSX, 'metal' ); %create a PEC called 'metal' % CSX = AddMetal( CSX, 'metal' ); %create a PEC called 'metal'
% [CSX,port] = AddMSLPort( CSX, 0, 1, 'metal', start, stop, ... % start = [0 -width/2 height];
% 0, [0 0 -1] , 'ExcitePort', 'excite', 'Feed_R', 50 ) % stop = [length +width/2 0 ];
% % [CSX,port] = AddMSLPort( CSX, 0, 1, 'metal', start, stop, 'x', [0 0 -1], ...
% this defines a MSL in x-direction (dir=0) with an e-field excitation % 'ExcitePort', true, 'Feed_R', 50 )
% in -z-direction (evec=[0 0 -1]) the excitation is placed at x=start(1); % Explanation:
% the wave travels towards x=stop(1) the MSL-metal is created % - this defines a MSL in x-direction (dir='x')
% in xy-plane at z=start(3) % --> the wave travels along the x-direction
% - with an e-field excitation in -z-direction (evec=[0 0 -1])
% - the excitation is active and placed at x=start(1) ('ExcitePort', true)
% - a 50 Ohm lumped port resistance is placed at x=start(1) ('Feed_R', 50)
% - the width-direction is determined by the cross product of the
% direction of propagtion (dir='x') and the excitation vector
% (evec=[0 0 -1]), in this case it is the y-direction
% - the MSL-metal is created in a xy-plane at a height at z=start(3)
% --> It is important to define the MSL height in the start coordinate!
% - the ground (xy-plane, not defined by the port) is assumed at z=stop(3)
% --> The reference plane (ground) is defined in the stop coordinate!
% %
% Sebastian Held <sebastian.held@gmx.de> May 13 2010 % Sebastian Held <sebastian.held@gmx.de> May 13 2010
% Thorsten Liebig <thorsten.liebig@gmx.de> Sept 16 2011 % Thorsten Liebig <thorsten.liebig@gmx.de> (c) 2011-2013
% %
% See also InitCSX AddMetal AddMaterial AddExcitation calcPort % See also InitCSX DefineRectGrid AddMetal AddMaterial AddExcitation calcPort
%% validate arguments %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% %% validate arguments %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
%check mesh %check mesh