Hi,
I am new to Matlab.
I want to create an array of antennas from a STL model I have made.
So far my code looks like this:
antenna = customAntennaStl(FileName=…*insert filepath*);
antenna.createFeed([0.55 0.635 0],1);
% Reduce the mesh size for faster calculations
mesh(antenna, MaxEdgeLength = 0.05);
figure
show(antenna)

I have tried unsuccessfully to create an array out of this single element. All the methods I found only work for predesigned antennas.
Ideally I want to create a square array of such antennas that would look like the photo attached, with multiple feeding points, since the antennas are not attached.
Please note that I am not attached to using a customAntennaStl, I would be interested in any other method, as long as I can roughly keep the shape of the antenna. The antenna can also be flattened to two dimensions .
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For completeness in the simulation I want to do, antennas facing each other are driven with opposite phases at a certain frequency. The two pairs of antennas are driven in quadrature.

Necessary files are attached.Hi,
I am new to Matlab.
I want to create an array of antennas from a STL model I have made.
So far my code looks like this:
antenna = customAntennaStl(FileName=…*insert filepath*);
antenna.createFeed([0.55 0.635 0],1);
% Reduce the mesh size for faster calculations
mesh(antenna, MaxEdgeLength = 0.05);
figure
show(antenna)

I have tried unsuccessfully to create an array out of this single element. All the methods I found only work for predesigned antennas.
Ideally I want to create a square array of such antennas that would look like the photo attached, with multiple feeding points, since the antennas are not attached.
Please note that I am not attached to using a customAntennaStl, I would be interested in any other method, as long as I can roughly keep the shape of the antenna. The antenna can also be flattened to two dimensions .
——–
For completeness in the simulation I want to do, antennas facing each other are driven with opposite phases at a certain frequency. The two pairs of antennas are driven in quadrature.

Necessary files are attached. Hi,
I am new to Matlab.
I want to create an array of antennas from a STL model I have made.
So far my code looks like this:
antenna = customAntennaStl(FileName=…*insert filepath*);
antenna.createFeed([0.55 0.635 0],1);
% Reduce the mesh size for faster calculations
mesh(antenna, MaxEdgeLength = 0.05);
figure
show(antenna)

I have tried unsuccessfully to create an array out of this single element. All the methods I found only work for predesigned antennas.
Ideally I want to create a square array of such antennas that would look like the photo attached, with multiple feeding points, since the antennas are not attached.
Please note that I am not attached to using a customAntennaStl, I would be interested in any other method, as long as I can roughly keep the shape of the antenna. The antenna can also be flattened to two dimensions .
——–
For completeness in the simulation I want to do, antennas facing each other are driven with opposite phases at a certain frequency. The two pairs of antennas are driven in quadrature.

Necessary files are attached. antenna, array, custom MATLAB Answers — New Questions

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