Re: NEC-LIST: NEC-BSC Clones?

Dear Dave Michelson

>If you know of any high-frequency codes suitable for studying the
>effect of arbitrary scatterers on the far-field pattern of an antenna,
>I would like to hear from you. Something like NEC-BSC, including
>source code....
>
>Ron Marhefka has just informed me that *all* versions of NEC-BSC are
>treated as "Military Critical Technology". (This includes the first
>version of NEC-BSC dated Sep. 1979.) Since AT&T isn't a defense
>contractor, I'm not eligible to order a copy....
>
>--
>Dave Michelson AT&T Wireless Services
>dmichels_at_mccaw-stg.com Strategic Technology Group

The CONCEPT II code may be suitable for your study. This is a MoM based
code and it can treat arbitrary metalic and dielectric structures.
You can buy the code including source code from

        Prof. Dr. H. Singer
        singer_at_tu-harburg.d400.de

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Received on Sun Mar 02 1997 - 15:30:32 EST