%% Analyze and Export 1-by-2 H-Notch Linear Array
% This example shows how to analyze and export a 1-by-2 H-notch linear array. This example is part 6 of the 6 steps involved to design a 1-by-2 H-notch linear antenna array resonating at 4.65 GHz using the PCB Antenna Designer app.
%% Run Analysis
% Select the Update Plots in the Analysis tab to update the analysis results. This updates all the analysis plots in the app for the array design of 1-by-2 H-notch linear array.
%% Export Your Design to Gerber Files
% Select the Export button in the Analysis tab and Export to Gerber to export the design as Gerber files.
% In the Gerber Export dialog, select Browse in the PCB Writer tab to select the directory in which the Gerber files are to be stored.
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% In the PCB Service tab select the select the MayHewWriter from the Services dropdown. The selected service is used by the PCB writer to create the Gerber files
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% In the PCB Connector tab, deselect UseDefaultConnector.
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% Set SMA in the Connectors and SMA_Cinch in the Connectors' Type as connectors and connectors stub type, respectively. This connector is used to feed the PCB stack.
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% The PinHoleDiameter is the same measurement as the FeedDiameter. Select OK to generate Gerber files.
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% Open mayhewlabs.com/webGerber from your browser. Drag and drop the Gerber files generated from the directory and select OK.
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% Select Done.
% The Gerber files are displayed in the Gerber viewer. You can use this Gerber file for fabrication of your antennas.
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% You can also export your design to MATLAB workspace or script by selecting Export to MATLAB Workspace or Export to MATLAB Script dropdowns under Export button in the Analysis tab.
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