Farhad Rachidi wrote:
> > Does anybody have some experience in using NEC to model finite, but
> > wide metallic surfaces ? The configuration we are interested to model
> > is a dipole above a metallic surface of about 5 m x 5 m, at a few GHz.
> > Thanks for your help.
Dave Michelson replied
>
> This sounds like a problem for NEC-BSC.
I have to use the opportunity to plug SuperNEC which will give better
results than NEC-BSC since it incorporates an impedance matrix
MoM-GTD/UTD hybrid, i.e., the antenna (dipole) impedance will be
modified by the plate (MoM interaction matrix includes all GTD/UTD
diffraction/reflection paths. With NEC-BSC the MoM currents are used
as sources to the GTD model without considering changes in the MoM
currents as result of interaction with the GTD objects. See
http://www.poynting.co.za/supnec/demo.htm
for details.
Regards
Andre Fourie
Tel: Intl + 27 11 4030380
Fax: Intl + 27 11 4030381
Website: http://www.poynting.co.za
email: fourie_at_poynting.co.za
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Received on Fri May 14 1999 - 15:42:46 EDT
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