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Physical Optics.module

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EM.CUBE's PhysicalOptics.module is a 3-D asymptotic simulator for modeling of electromagnetic scattering from metal structures.

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EM.CUBE's PhysicalOptics.module is a 3-D asymptotic simulator for modeling of electromagnetic scattering from metal structures. An alternative to the more time consuming full-wave simulators like FDTD and MoM, the Physical Optics (PO) technique provides faster computational speed when simulating scattering of plane waves from large metallic surfaces or radiation of antennas in the presence of large metallic scatterers.

EM.CUBE's PhysicalOptics.module features a powerful iterative PO simulation engine that can handle multiple shadowing and multi-bounce reflections over concave surfaces with phenomenal speed. Beside conventional excitation sources, you can fly in distributed Huygens surface sources generated in the other modules for simulation of coupling and platform interaction effects.

FEATURES:

STRUCTURE DEFINITION

  • Metal Solids and Surfaces in Free Space
  • Import of STL CAD files as native Polymesh Structures

SOURCES

  • Short Dipoles
  • Wire Mesh Solution from Metal3D Module or External Files
  • Plane Wave Excitation
  • Huygens Sources Imported from other Modules

MESH GENERATION

  • Regular Triangular Surface Mesh
  • Structured Triangular Surface Mesh

3-D PO SIMULATION

  • Physical Optics Solution of Metal Scatterers
  • Iterative PO for Fast Simulation of Multiple Shadowing and Multi-Bounce Reflections
  • Calculation of Near Fields, Far Fields and Scattering Cross Section
  • Remote Simulation Capability
  • Both Windows and Linux Versions of PO Simulation Engine Available

VISUALIZATION

  • Current Distributions on Metallic Surfaces
  • Near Field Intensity Plots (Vectorial - Amplitude & Phase)
  • Far Field Radiation Patterns: 3-D Pattern Visualization and 2-D Cartesian and Polar Graphs
  • Bi-Static and Mono-Static Radar Cross Section