Well thank you for your idea
but ,if I'm not wrong ( I'm an user of NEC and not a pure
scientist in electromagnetic field modeling)
the thin wire approximation only implies that currents are not allow to flow
on a transversal path on the wire.
I was originally thinking at the use of transmission line model
to model the transmisiion line current
and than add wires to model the common mode current ( antenna current)
on the outer part of the shield of each cable section
The problem is that i do not completely understand
the usage of transmission line in NEC, in particulary in EZNEC
sincerely
Giuseppe Rossi
-----Original Message-----
From: wadavis_at_vt.edu
To: Rossi Giuseppe
Sent: 24/09/01 21.57
Subject: Re: NEC-LIST:NEC model for coaxial collinear ( COCO antenna)
I am pretty sure this is not possible as an actual wire model in NEC
because
of the use of the thin-wire approximation. There are some other
packages
written for student use that do address this problem to some extent, but
I
don't think it is available in NEC. Bill
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Dr. William A. Davis
VT Antenna Group (Director) & CWT
Bradley Dept of Electrical & Computer Engineering
Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA 24061-0111
(540)231-6307 (3362-FAX) Internet: wadavis_at_vt.edu
http://antenna.ece.vt.edu
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