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You said you could guide on some literature on small antennas.
I am also very interested in VERY short antennas for below 100 MHz. Currently I have a project for a 40MHz antenna with 4 cm length. (CEPT SRD band in Europe)
I think the main issue is to get better insight, not to simulate till u drop.
NEC based programs are widely available and of course they are very useful...
If u could give some tips on interesting literature for extremely short antennas that would be great. There are some things in Rothammel's Antennenbuch, Kraus of course and "kurze antennen" from G.Janzen which I already picked up.
well, the best way for extremly short antennas is to use all the volume you have. for example with fractal antennas or so on. I recently find some interesting papers on IEEE Explore about small antennas. tell me if you cant reach it and ill post them here; but please forgive me for possible long delay! Im now extremly bussy .
for simple wire antennas, I think, the NEC is the best one. Both the exe files and the source files are available freely online. As to the design of electrical small antennas, the NEC is convinent to combine with any optimization algorithm to fulfil optimization design.
Re:Hi!!; i need a log periodic antenna software, please, if somebody know about it, tell me where to find it.
i think you can model it in hfss and some information about it can be found at IEEE
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