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Simulation Software And The Need For A Schematic Editor

In XFdtd, matching networks and corporate feed networks can be laid out in a schematic editor and solved with a frequency-domain circuit solver. This capability is integrated with full-wave results so users can see the impact of a matching network on far zone, efficiency, and other results. In this recording from Remcom's booth at the International Microwave Symposium, Justin Newton discusses how the schematic editor works and its benefits for complex antenna design.

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Overview of XFdtd's Schematic Editor and Optimization for Matching Network Design

This webinar demonstrates the full range of features available to users, with a focus on recent updates that include optimization of component values, impedance and aperture tuners with tune codes, and system efficiency results.

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Impedance Tuner Matching in XFdtd

This presentation will demonstrate the advantages of using XFdtd for complex matching network design.

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Dynamic Matched Antenna Using XFdtd’s Schematic Editor

In this video tutorial, an antenna's intrinsic impedance is simulated for two conditions--in free space and against a head. A three-port switch with two possible states is also included.

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