Near-field patterns display the electric field intensity within the simulation region.
Visualize the results as a colored contour to assess the range and rate of change for
electromagnetic variables. The regions are filled with a color that denotes the value of
electric or magnetic field intensity in linear terms or in dB.
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In the Results arc, click Near-Field Pattern.
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Display your results in different ways using the near-field pattern options. Specify
the Surface display priority to be Outer,
Highest Value, or Lowest Value.
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Select a variable and specify the frequency and other options in the Results
legend.
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Select the electromagnetic frequency.
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Select a variable and units from the Results Legend list to display near-field
results. You can select from E (electric field vector in V/m)
or H (magnetic field strength in A/m).
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Select the variable option to display. You can select from
Magnitude, Real, or
Imaginary.
Note: dB scaling is turned on by default for the magnitude plots,
the near-field colors change when dB scaling is toggled. When using dB scaled results,
the plot re-scales itself to adjust to the new legend range.
Tip: In the Results arc, use Cut
plane to create cross sections of your model where you can view results at
the different locations within the model. Drag the plane anywhere in the volume to slice
the results. Hover over the plane border to get a drag arrow for moving the plane. You
can select the Move tool (in the Design
tab ribbon or press M) to rotate the plane.
