Time-Based Mobility Of RF Systems In Wireless InSite Release 4.0

The upcoming webinar on Wireless InSite Release 4.0 introduces powerful new capabilities for modeling complex, dynamic RF environments. This latest version of the electromagnetic simulation software includes a robust mobility framework that enables accurate modeling of transceivers and objects in motion within a user-defined scene. Scheduled for July 30th, the session will showcase key features through live demonstrations, with a focus on realistic and time-sensitive RF simulations.

Wireless InSite 4.0 enables users to simulate challenging environments involving human bodies, vehicles, and surrounding structures—critical for applications such as 6G, GNSS, WLAN, and on-body communications. Its ability to model on-body propagation and lunar communication scenarios marks a significant leap forward in addressing real-world challenges in space and terrestrial domains.

The software now supports time-based outputs, delivering deep insights into signal behavior, including multipath effects, fading, received power, Signal-to-Interference-plus-Noise Ratio (SINR), and data throughput as transceivers move. The tool also integrates full-wave Huygens antenna data from XFdtd, providing high-fidelity near-field interaction modeling.

Additional enhancements include the ability to use multi-frequency antennas and materials in a single simulation, streamlining workflows across a wide spectral range. For lunar applications, users can import LRO LOLA terrain datasets and utilize a built-in lunar materials database for accurate geographic and RF system modeling.