mirshahram
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we have commercial method for simulation such as CST Microwave Studio or HFSS .Then why many projects use numerical method such as FDTD ,MoM,...
the simulation is not enough?
the simulation is not enough?
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Jone said:Solving a problem means that we solve the Maxwell's equations. As you know from electromagnetics we are only able to solve some certain very easy problems by hand. In practice we want to solve more complicated problems, and this requires computational numerical techniques. Numerical methods in EM is a very large and important field called Computational ElectroMagnetics (CEM). The most common methods are the Finite-Difference Time Domain method (FDTD), the Finita Element method (FEM) and the Method of Moments (MoM). For example FDTD finds a solution by approximating the Maxwell's equations with finite differences. An important thing in CEM is to use the correct method for your application since different methods have different strenghts and weaknesses. For example, MoM is suitable for small wires and plane structures like dipole and patch antennas. On the other hand MoM is very inefficient for problems involing complicated structures and materials. There is no method which is perfect for all problems. All of these methods typically results in solving matrices. These matrices can be very large and we then want to use the method which gives the smallest and the most sparse matrix. You can read more about these methods in for example Wikipedia.
ng wei said:hey.... i thought that CST uses FDTD ??
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mahojazz said:Hi, thanks for your review on the EM simulators. By the way, do you know of any simulators that support multicore simulation by default without any add on license or upgrade? thanks.
mahojazz said:Hi, thanks for your review on the EM simulators. By the way, do you know of any simulators that support multicore simulation by default without any add on license or upgrade? thanks.