Re: NEC-LIST: Supernec

Hi all

Doug I am not sure which structures you are referring to, but I can say that
there have been a number of studies (by external parties) using small
antennas that verify the code. In particular, one masters student used
SuperNEC to simulate a number of fractal antennas comparing them to measured
data. The simulated and measured data showed good correlation.

As you have mentioned there is a free demo of SuperNEC. There is also,
however a free version for academic and non-commercial use.

Regards
Renier

"D. B. Miron" <dbmiron_at_paulbunyan.net> writes:
> Eric,
>
> I bought whatever the current version was in Spring 2000. I
> had some problems making the GUI work, but those might have
> been due to conflicts with my screen magnifier. My chief
> complaint is that, although SuperNec is supposed to be a
> port of NEC2 to C++, its executable did not give the same
> results on some small antenna models as NEC2. I haven't
> used it in four years, and have disposed of the software and
> manuals.
>
> If you're interested in SuperNEC, try the free demo on
> models you're interested in.
>
> I recommend 4nec2, a free and very useful GUI available on
> the unofficial NEC archive.
>
> Sincerely,
> Doug Miron
>
> "Eric Fort" <efort_at_tmail.com> writes:
>
> Anyone use supernec or have experience with it? Looks like
> it may be a
> nice program, though some versions seem kind of pricey for
> individual
> use. Comments would be appreciated - I'll be downloading
> the free
> version to play with in the next few days.
>
> Eric
>
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