Re: NEC-LIST: NEC Code

NEC2 is widely available on the web in a variety of forms for free. You
don't need a special version for NASA use. I use 4nec2 from Arie for it's
nifty user interface, and because it generates POVray output files for
visualizing the pattern. Try going to http://www.nec2.org/ and there are
links to the various sites where you can get an executable (or source, for
that matter). There are a variety of enhanced versions around (EZNEC,
nec4win, etc. ) that you do have to pay for.

The Applied Computational Electromagnetics Society (ACES) web site (which I
can't remember off the top of my head, but a google will find it) also has
links to software, as does the JPL EMLIB site (http://emlib.jpl.nasa.gov/)

Or, you could give me a call.

Jim Lux
Spacecraft Telecommunications Equipment Section
Jet Propulsion Lab
(818)354-2075

"Bill Klimczak" <wklimcza_at_pop500.gsfc.nasa.gov> writes:
> All,
>
> I sent a message to Trevor Marshall and he suggested that I post a message
> here to find a copy of NEC2 to use for some antenna analysis here at NASA,
> please forward any information that any of you have in obtaining a copy of
> the NEC2 code that I may run here at NASA.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Bill Klimczak
> 301-286-4387
>
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