I was wondering if anyone knows how to use NEC to model an antenna
receiving a signal near a reflective wall? What I really want to
understand is how efficiently antennas can pick up a signal in an
anechoic chamber. The tiles and pyramids in anechoic chambers do their
best to absorb radiation but some is still reflected and I would like
to investigate what effect these reflections have on the received
signal. I've noticed that you can specify a non-perfect ground plane
in NEC (with specified relative permittivity and conductivity) but you
can't seem to specify a relative permeability.
Does anyone have any ideas on this?
John Blackburn.
Received on Mon Jan 17 2000 - 05:24:48 EST
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