Improving coupling of a resonator by looking at surface currents

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The discussion focuses on improving the coupling of a resonator by analyzing surface currents. The user observes varying surface current responses at weak and strong coupling levels and seeks guidance on enhancing coupling in their model. The potential relevance of the Q-factor is mentioned, indicating its importance in assessing the resonator's performance. Understanding the relationship between surface currents and coupling efficiency is crucial for optimization. Effective coupling can lead to better resonator functionality and performance.
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Hello , In the system below there is a mode i am trying to couple.
at weak coupling I get a certain surface current responce and in stronger coupling I have different responce as shown below.
How can I see from the surface currents where can i improve the coupling in my model?
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