AI-driven inverse antenna design with real NEC2 + openEMS in the loop. Try the live in-browser playground.
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AI-driven inverse antenna design with real NEC2 + openEMS in the loop. Try the live in-browser playground.
Xnec2c is a high-performance multi-threaded electromagnetic simulation package to model antenna near- and far-field radiation patterns for Linux and UNIX operating systems.
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MCP server for NEC2 wire-antenna method-of-moments simulation — dipole, Yagi, vertical, loop, inverted-V. Gain patterns, impedance, VSWR.
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YAAS — Yet Another Antenna Simulator, an open-source NEC2++-based antenna simulator.
3D antenna radiation pattern viewer: dipole, Yagi, patch, phased arrays, import NEC2/MSI/CSV, polar cuts, gain, HPBW, F/B. Runs in your browser.
Explore and experiment with 15 multilingual, offline-ready AI applets for hands-on learning through controlled trials and inspection.
A lightweight RL environment wrapper around NEC2 for automated dipole antenna resonant frequency optimization.
A Numerical Electomagnetics Code workbench and toolset that utilizes existing NEC developed code
Four 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi antennas - dipole, Yagi-Uda, PIFA and Yagi-with-parabolic-reflector - modelled in NEC2, numerically optimised, 3D-printed and measured.
Xnec2c is a high-performance multi-threaded electromagnetic simulation package to model antenna near- and far-field radiation patterns for Linux and UNIX operating systems.
Practice Linux commands in your browser with this interactive terminal simulator for students and beginners.
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