PDF《Advanced HFSS Training:》

8 HFSS Field Calculator: Detail Layout - Stack As data is entered into the calculator it appears at the TOP of the stack, pushing older entries DOWN. PUSH duplicates the top stack entry POP deletes the top entry off the stack RLDN '

rolls'

the stack downward, moving the top entry to the bottom RLUP '

rolls'

the stack upward, moving the bottom entry to the top EXCH exchanges or swaps the top two stack entries CLEAR deletes ALL entries from the stack upon confirmation UNDO attempts to take back the last operation between stack entries. It may not work for all data types (e.g. the results of a pure math operation cannot be reversed)

9 HFSS Field Calculator: Detail Layout - Operations All calculator operations are organized into columns classifying them by the type of operation and the type of data upon which the operation can be performed. The INPUT column contains all operations which input new data into the stack (field data, constants, user-entered vector or complex numbers, etc.) The INPUT column contains all operations which input new data into the stack (field data, constants, user-entered vector or complex numbers, etc.) The VECTOR column contains operations to be performed on vector data such as converting to scalar, Dot and Cross products, and Unit Vector computations The VECTOR column contains operations to be performed on vector data such as converting to scalar, Dot and Cross products, and Unit Vector computations The GENERAL column contains operations which can be performed on many data types (e.g. adding scalar values or adding vectors). The GENERAL column contains operations which can be performed on many data types (e.g. adding scalar values or adding vectors). SCALAR column operations can only be performed on Scalar data (not complex or vector data), such as finding the Cosine of a value using the Trig functions. SCALAR column operations can onl........