MoM Simulator Handles Cavities, Circuit Elements

Sept. 1, 1998
Simulating embedded black boxes, coplanar waveguides, magnetic currents for slotted ground planes and a closed formulation that can simulate cavity structures simultaneously with open formulation radiating structures, Maxwell Strata v2.0 planar MoM

Simulating embedded black boxes, coplanar waveguides, magnetic currents for slotted ground planes and a closed formulation that can simulate cavity structures simultaneously with open formulation radiating structures, Maxwell Strata v2.0 planar MoM (method-of-moments) simulator for microwave circuit and planar antenna design includes probe sources, multiple ground planes, and finite ground plane simulation. The full-wave electromagnetic field simulator computes coupling and fields for passive, 3D structures on or within planar multi-layered dielectric substrates. The frequency-domain analysis uses MoM to compute currents, S-parameters, near fields, and far-field radiation around planar structures such as microstrips and striplines. The software lets designers simulate circuit elements such as transistors, diodes, and capacitors.

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