New Features in Feko and WinProp 2019
Keywords:
adaptive cross approximation, automotive radar, cable shield connections, diffraction, Feko, RL-GO, WinPropAbstract
This paper describes some of the latest features in the commercial electromagnetic software Feko (including WinProp). These include the modeling of non-ideal cable shield connections, the parallel direct adaptive cross approximation (ACA) solver, edge and wedge diffraction for the ray launching geometrical optics (RL-GO) solver, and several new features related to automotive radar.
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