Recent technology advances in the computational electromagnetics code Efield® for large scale sensor integration simulations
Sensors and antennas play a very important role in many areas. In studies of future military airborne systems integration of sensors with demands on preserved low radar cross section is a prioritized area where a balance between the performance of the sensor and the radar cross section has to be fou...
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| description | Sensors and antennas play a very important role in many areas. In studies of future military airborne systems integration of sensors with demands on preserved low radar cross section is a prioritized area where a balance between the performance of the sensor and the radar cross section has to be found. In civil as well as military aerospace industry there are also needs to find more efficient methods to study interference between different antenna systems. Similar requirements can also be found within the automotive industry where an increasing amount of electronic equipment is integrated in the vehicles and where the electronics performs an increasing number of functions. In the present paper recent technology advances in Efield ® for large scale sensor integration simulations are described. |
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| subjects | antenna installation cavity problems cavity RCS Cavity resonators Computational modeling domain decomposition fast multipole method finite element Finite element methods Geometry integral equation formulation method of moments Moment methods multi-domain multi-method Patch antennas |
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