I didn't know that you can re-arrange the order of variables to whatever you want. That's a nice tip! If you plan to use this antenna in an array, I would recommend assigning an integration line when assigning the wave port. HFSS will assign the integration line from the inner to outer conductor or outer to inner conductor seemingly randomly, which can result in array elements 180 degrees out of phase with each other. Also, if the inner conductor intersecting with the substrate or teflon gives an error, you can enable material override from design settings.
I didn't know that you can re-arrange the order of variables to whatever you want. That's a nice tip! If you plan to use this antenna in an array, I would recommend assigning an integration line when assigning the wave port. HFSS will assign the integration line from the inner to outer conductor or outer to inner conductor seemingly randomly, which can result in array elements 180 degrees out of phase with each other. Also, if the inner conductor intersecting with the substrate or teflon gives an error, you can enable material override from design settings.
Yes, you are right about the integration lines. Thanks!