This application note outlines utilization of WIPL-D Pro Software, a full wave 3D electromagnetic Method-of-Moments (MoM) based software. The software is used to simulate three models of the electrically large ship in monostatic scattering operating mode at the operating frequency…
Lowering Ship RCS
Influence of a Fence Located Between Communicating Drones
Two real-life scenarios with three drones communicating at 2.4 GHz were investigated focusing on pure electromagnetic topics related to the physical layer of communication link between the drones. Both scenarios encompass the drones above ground plane which is approximated with an…
Different Simulation Scenarios Involving Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs)
Real-life scenarios with three drones (UAVs) carrying a payload, flying in a line formation, and communicating at frequency band around 2.4 GHz were investigated focusing on pure electromagnetic topics related to the physical layer of communication link between the drones….
Monostatic, Bistatic, and Multistatic Radar Scenarios
The motivation behind this application note is to help various readers to understand basic concept of monostatic and bistatic radar scenarios. Examples explaining realistic monostatic, bistatic, and multistatic scattering scenarios are provided. The explanations were supported with WIPL-D Pro CAD, a full…
New video – 5 Generations of Higher Order Bases: General Approach for Highly Accurate and Efficient EM Modeling
During EuCAP 2021, professor Branko Kolundzija (CEO of WIPL-D company, IEEE Fellow, Professor at the School of Electrical Engineering, University of Belgrade) was invited to talk about the research and development of methods for solving electromagnetic field problems (3D EM…
Reduction of Unknowns Over Electrically Large Scatterers
Calculation of monostatic scattering from electrically large metallic objects\aircrafts is often a subject of interest of scientific, military, or engineering working groups. Simulations of large, pure metallic scatterers still require significant attention as airplanes of the 4th generation are still…