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Dear all,
does any know what types of integral equation FEKO use for dielectric objects. PMCHW? and what it use when it perform Character mode analysis?
It seem FEKO use EFIE for CMA and CFIE for normal simulations when simulation PECs.
Cheers.
Dear CrisWu
When modeling finite dielectric structures with the Method of Moments Surface Equivalence Principle (MoM/SEP) then yes, FEKO does use the PMCHW technique.
The Characteristic Mode Analysis in FEKO is based on the same matrix as used for the standard MoM solution. Therefore the same integral equations are being used.
Regards,
Dear CrisWu When modeling finite dielectric structures with the Method of Moments Surface Equivalence Principle (MoM/SEP) then yes, FEKO does use the PMCHW technique. The Characteristic Mode Analysis in FEKO is based on the same matrix as used for the standard MoM solution. Therefore the same integral equations are being used. Regards,
Thanks for your reply. It really helped me.
Bests
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