HFSS15: X Form

Computes the offset based on your selection of Cylindrical or Spherical coordinates and your input of X, Y, and Z offsets for the origin of the new coordinate system. Selecting X Form displays a selection menu for the coordinate system (ToCyclindrical or To Spherical), after which the Offsets dialog displays.

Pressing OK will apply the respective coordinate transformation onto the (complex) vector quantity on the calculator stack. The new expression will be pushed onto the stack. It will be something like CVc : ToCylindrical(<Ex,Ey,Ez>,offset<0mil,0mil,0mil>) or CVc : ToSpherical(<Ex,Ey,Ez>,offset<0mil,0mil,0mil>) respectively.

Related Topics

Using the Fields Calculator

Vector Commands

In addition to the online help, you can also view a pdf format HFSS Fields Calculator Cookbook: A Brief Primer and Collection of Step-by Step Calculator Recipes for Use in Fields Post Processing.

HFSS Field Calculator Cookbook.<script Language="JScript">function parser(fn) {var X, Y, sl, a, ra, link;ra = /:/;a = location.href.search(ra);if (a == 2)X = 14;elseX = 7;sl = "\";Y = location.href.lastIndexOf(sl) + 1; link = 'file:///' + location.href.substring(X, Y) + fn;location.href = link;}</script>in pdf format.

The chm version is here:

HFSS Fields Calculator Cookbook .<script Language="JScript">function parser(fn) {var X, Y, sl, a, ra, link;ra = /:/;a = location.href.search(ra);if (a == 2)X = 14;elseX = 7;sl = "\";Y = location.href.lastIndexOf(sl) + 1; link = 'file:///' + location.href.substring(X, Y) + fn;location.href = link;}</script>in html format.