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horzcat
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Re: Antennas Softwares
For a general purpose antenna design, Ansoft's HFSS is good, but it requires a lot of RAM. CST studio is also very good, but it also requires a high performance computer. You can also try IE3D or SuperNEC. For reflector type antennas, try TICRA (grasp9). For antenna links and networks COBRA is pretty good. Hope this helped.
For a general purpose antenna design, Ansoft's HFSS is good, but it requires a lot of RAM. CST studio is also very good, but it also requires a high performance computer. You can also try IE3D or SuperNEC. For reflector type antennas, try TICRA (grasp9). For antenna links and networks COBRA is pretty good. Hope this helped.
minhquan86
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Antennas Softwares
could you please elaborate about the "a lot of RAM" of HFSS and "a high performance computer" of CST. My laptop 2.2GHz, 1Gb RAM, I'm wondering if it could stand with them!?
could you please elaborate about the "a lot of RAM" of HFSS and "a high performance computer" of CST. My laptop 2.2GHz, 1Gb RAM, I'm wondering if it could stand with them!?
Kohi_boy
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Re: Antennas Softwares
You might need more ram and harddisk when your structure gets bigger.
It depends on how large the structure you want to simulate actually.minhquan86 said:
You might need more ram and harddisk when your structure gets bigger.
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