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- Fri 18 Jan 2019, 01:00
- Forum: Usage
- Topic: Thirds Rule (FDTD Mesh Grid)
- Replies: 14
- Views: 21884
Re: Thirds Rule (FDTD Mesh Grid)
AFAIK 1/3 rule has meaning generally in PCB simulations. Probably, ONLY in pcb simulations. So first, there should be an agreement about layers for a tool to work. There is such tool: http://openems.de/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=567 (I didn't try it myself, because it still needs some compiling and i...
- Fri 18 Jan 2019, 00:44
- Forum: Usage
- Topic: OpenEMS multi-processor performance
- Replies: 20
- Views: 43633
Re: OpenEMS multi-processor performance
t> but your post sounds very negative to me and I do not really like that. Please give constructive feedback I am commenting the discussion about "HFSS or Empire" you have started yourself t> If you have these kind of resources (money) it would make sense to think about a commercial FDTD solver (e.g...
- Thu 17 Jan 2019, 06:58
- Forum: Usage
- Topic: OpenEMS multi-processor performance
- Replies: 20
- Views: 43633
Re: OpenEMS multi-processor performance
Garias, let me express my scepticism about the configuration. It is exactly the configuration I always try to avoid. There are too many SLOW cores, and too little RAM, and channels per-core. This machine is good for fast repetitive solving of short equations, working with small chunks of huge data (...
- Thu 10 Jan 2019, 08:35
- Forum: Usage
- Topic: Multiport excitation with delay and attenuation. Best practices?
- Replies: 0
- Views: 7193
Multiport excitation with delay and attenuation. Best practices?
As far as I remember, many ports can be excited in OpenEMS, with the same excitation signal. But how about delaying and attenuating the signal on per-port basis? Particularly, I am interested in driving an array of lumped ports attached to lambda/4 metal probes. Inserting a delaying structure, or a ...
- Wed 09 Jan 2019, 01:05
- Forum: Development
- Topic: Need large simulation models for Benchmarking
- Replies: 4
- Views: 11167
Re: Need large simulation models for Benchmarking
Ok, I had three months simulating a 2x2x2 m space with Tx/Rx antennas and scattering objects. The goal was to analyze a performance of cm wave radar in transition from near to far field, as well as to see the evolution of reflected pulse depending on changing back-scattering conditions. It was reall...
- Wed 09 Jan 2019, 00:54
- Forum: Usage
- Topic: Volumetric data for Near Field Magnetic Field Strength (H)
- Replies: 1
- Views: 4692
Re: Volumetric data for Near Field Magnetic Field Strength (H)
When you define a dump box, you define the data to be dumped, its file name, and storing format. Examine help AddDump() for details. It is quite a complete tool, as you can find, capable of dumping not only rough data, but also subsampling and even extracting a frequency domain components. Define se...
- Fri 04 Jan 2019, 06:09
- Forum: Usage
- Topic: Polar plot for Radiation Patern in dB format script is here
- Replies: 4
- Views: 11494
Re: Polar plot for Radiation Patern in dB format script is here
>Noob question:
you should refer to any linux forums, or man. in short, the latter is a better serviced envelope to the former. And the former itself is a satellite tool to apt. so the usage depends on how tricky you are in linux environment.
you should refer to any linux forums, or man. in short, the latter is a better serviced envelope to the former. And the former itself is a satellite tool to apt. so the usage depends on how tricky you are in linux environment.
- Tue 25 Dec 2018, 02:05
- Forum: Usage
- Topic: KiCAD to OpenEMS (PCB export)
- Replies: 10
- Views: 21736
Re: KiCAD to OpenEMS (PCB export)
I do not use KiCAD much, but holding such tool in the pocket sounds great! I just want to ask, how does it create meshlines? using line-edge vertices, or taking 1/3 rule into account for every edge? in between the main coordinates, what distribution do you use? Can important vertex and main edge coo...
- Fri 21 Dec 2018, 00:55
- Forum: Feedback
- Topic: OpenEMS IRC Channel
- Replies: 5
- Views: 12584
Re: OpenEMS IRC Channel
Human psychology. When you make it open and free, people try running it on Core2 with 4Gb.... and complain, that "it is raw and resource hungry, while some guy in the lab can make it in HFSS for me" When you sell it for 120 000, people tend to use 5-10% of that budget for presents, including a new g...
- Fri 21 Dec 2018, 00:47
- Forum: Usage
- Topic: NF2FF Phase
- Replies: 3
- Views: 7550
Re: NF2FF Phase
isn't phase of the pulse removed when normalizing the frequency response at the output? Then again, if it is a true synthetic Gaussian pulse, why should there be deviations? AFAIK it should be flat as a board.