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Fully Polarimetric Analysis of Wireless Connectivity for Smart Home and IoT Applications Fully Polarimetric Analysis of Wireless Connectivity for Smart Home and IoT Applications Learn More
Fully Polarimetric Analysis of Wireless Connectivity for Smart Home and IoT Applications
This white paper presents a study of wireless connectivity of electronic devices in the Wi-Fi band. For accuracy, the analysis will use the full polarimetric information for each device’s antenna pattern. The study focuses on wireless connectivity between lamps and light switches in an indoor environment, with the goal to set guidelines for spacing between transmitters and receivers: wall-mounted switch boxes and ceiling-mounted lamps, as well as pairs of lamps. In general, the work flow would be similar for any type of wireless connectivity in environments such as a smart home, an industrial site, as well as streets and intersections (vehicle-to-vehicle or vehicle-to-infrastructure communication).

Antenna Placement Optimization for Vehicle-To-Vehicle Communications Antenna Placement Optimization for Vehicle-To-Vehicle Communications Learn More
Antenna Placement Optimization for Vehicle-To-Vehicle Communications
Vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) technology has the potential to significantly enhance driver safety. The type, placement, and orientation of V2V antennas all affect the performance of the communication system. Simulation software for high frequency electromagnetics can be used to analyze the farfield effects of various vehicle antenna configurations without the need to perform physical testing. We present a simulation-based method for optimizing the placement and orientation of a monopole antenna on a vehicle using a Global Response Surface Method (GRSM).

FEKO Lua Script: ISAR Image Processing FEKO Lua Script: ISAR Image Processing Learn More
FEKO Lua Script: ISAR Image Processing
The script computes and displays an inverse synthetic aperture radar (ISAR) image from backscattered radar cross section (RCS) data over frequency and angle. Windowing functions, resampling and extracting the local maxima positions to file are supported. The script requires a far field RCS request or far field RCS data imported from a file containing far field data (a .ffe file). Data imported from a .ffe file must be added manually to a 3D view.

Slotted Waveguide Array Slotted Waveguide Array Learn More
Slotted Waveguide Array
The slotted waveguide array is a popular choice for use in radar systems due to its mechanical robustness, compactness and ability to handle
high power levels.

Printed Ka-band Reflectarrays with Offset Feed Printed Ka-band Reflectarrays with Offset Feed Learn More
Printed Ka-band Reflectarrays with Offset Feed
Printed reflectarrays combine the advantages of parabolic reflector antennas with microstrip arrays, yielding high-gain, low-profile, low-cost antennas with simpler feeds that are easy to fabricate. This white paper demonstrates how FEKO can be used to model a printed reflectarray and its feed.

FEKO Integrated in HyperWorks 14.0 FEKO Integrated in HyperWorks 14.0 Learn More
FEKO Integrated in HyperWorks 14.0
Altair’s computer-aided engineering (CAE) simulation software platform for simulation-driven innovation is Hyper- Works, which includes modeling, visualization, analysis and optimization technologies and solutions for structural, impact, electromagnetics, thermal, fluid, systems and manufacturing applications. The electromagnetics solver suite in HyperWorks is FEKO, a comprehensive electromagnetic analysis software used to solve a broad range of electromagnetic problems. It includes a set of hybridized solvers, giving the possibility to combine methods to solve complex and electrically large problems, with all solvers included in the same package.

Electromagnetic Design in the Electronic Industry Electromagnetic Design in the Electronic Industry Learn More
Electromagnetic Design in the Electronic Industry
Technology advancement in the electronic industry is unyielding, but new trends will build on RF communications to drive new product functionality. Some examples include the Internet of Things (IoT), 5G mobile networks and automation/smart technology.

Efficient Design and Analysis of Airborne Radomes Efficient Design and Analysis of Airborne Radomes Learn More
Efficient Design and Analysis of Airborne Radomes


mmWave Substrate Lens Antenna for Wire Communications mmWave Substrate Lens Antenna for Wire Communications Learn More
mmWave Substrate Lens Antenna for Wire Communications
Wu et. al. [1] proposed designs for both single and multi-beam mmWave circularly polarized substrate lens antennas in 2001. This white
paper demonstrates these designs via FEKO modeling.

mmWave Axial Choke Horn Antenna with Lens mmWave Axial Choke Horn Antenna with Lens Learn More
mmWave Axial Choke Horn Antenna with Lens
Millimeter wave (mmWave) antennas operate in the band of frequencies where the wavelength is between 10mm and 1mm. The frequency
range for mmWave application is thus constrained to be greater than 30 GHz, but less than 300 GHz. Various applications exist in
this frequency range, including wide band telecommunication and imaging applications for security screening. This white paper
demonstrates how an antenna was designed for communication at 60 GHz.

Numerical Methods in FEKO Numerical Methods in FEKO Learn More
Numerical Methods in FEKO
FEKO offers a wide spectrum of numerical methods and hybridizations, each suitable to a specific range of applications. Hybridization of numerical methods allows large and complex EM problems to be solved.

Resource Scaling for Antenna Placement Modeling on a SAAB JAS-39 Gripen Aircraft Resource Scaling for Antenna Placement Modeling on a SAAB JAS-39 Gripen Aircraft Learn More
Resource Scaling for Antenna Placement Modeling on a SAAB JAS-39 Gripen Aircraft
This white paper demonstrates how resource requirements scale for the computational electromagnetic modeling of a modern fighter aircraft when the frequency increases. It also demonstrates how different simulation methods may be applied and how they scal relative to each other

Cross-Coupling between a 3G Transmitter & a Cable Bundle Cross-Coupling between a 3G Transmitter & a Cable Bundle Learn More
Cross-Coupling between a 3G Transmitter & a Cable Bundle
This white paper demonstrates how the cable modeling interface in FEKO was used to compute cross-coupling effects between a cable bundle and 3G antenna mounted on a vehicle.

FEKO for Rotorcraft FEKO for Rotorcraft Learn More
FEKO for Rotorcraft
FEKO is well-suited for rotorcraft electromagnetic applications including antenna placement, rotor blade modulation, co-site interference,
electromagnetic interference (EMI), electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) and radar cross section (RCS).

Automotive Radars - Antenna Design, Integration & Channel Modeling Automotive Radars - Antenna Design, Integration & Channel Modeling Learn More
Automotive Radars - Antenna Design, Integration & Channel Modeling
One of the key enabling technologies in the development of autonomous vehicles is driving aid radar systems. We will highlight some of the typical challenges experienced during the design and integration of automotive radars, as well as the applicable numerical solutions that FEKO offers. Radar channel modelling with WinProp is also presented.

Reflector Antenna with Circular Horn Feed — Analyzed with Ray Launching Geometrical Optics (RL-GO) Reflector Antenna with Circular Horn Feed — Analyzed with Ray Launching Geometrical Optics (RL-GO) Learn More
Reflector Antenna with Circular Horn Feed — Analyzed with Ray Launching Geometrical Optics (RL-GO)
FEKO includes several computational methods for the efficient analysis of different antenna types. Here, a large problem is solved with the
full-wave and asymptotic methods. Model decomposition is used to simulate the problem more efficiently.

From Radar Waves to Road Safety From Radar Waves to Road Safety Learn More
From Radar Waves to Road Safety
From the moment radar was first invented, it has proved its value in collision avoidance - first at sea, then in the air and later on the road. This white paper gives an overview of the development that has taken place.

Defence or Civil Radar – it’s a Matter of Wave Propagation Defence or Civil Radar – it’s a Matter of Wave Propagation Learn More
Defence or Civil Radar – it’s a Matter of Wave Propagation
Radar development was essentially motivated by military needs during the second world
war, where radar use founded dozens of applications for instance navigation, aircraft location, enemy ship detection, anti-collision, and weather forecast.

This white paper discusses the design challenges faced and the solutions available.


Antenna Design Methodology for Smartwatch Applications Antenna Design Methodology for Smartwatch Applications Learn More
Antenna Design Methodology for Smartwatch Applications
Smart devices have touched and enhanced all aspects of our lives, from the way we conduct business to the way we relax at the end of the day. Designing antennas for wearble devices presents a unique set of challenges. In this technical article from Microwave Journal, these issues are discussed.

Cable Harness EMC/EMI: Cross Talk, Radiation, Interference & Susceptibility Cable Harness EMC/EMI: Cross Talk, Radiation, Interference & Susceptibility Learn More
Cable Harness EMC/EMI: Cross Talk, Radiation, Interference & Susceptibility
Bundles of electrical cables in vehicles, aircraft, ships and buildings pose electromagnetic compatibility and interference challenges to the
electrical design engineer. Due to their lengths, they are more likely to radiate or pick up irradiation than many other electrical components
and systems. Through several examples, this white paper will discuss how those challenges can be met with the aid of electromagnetic
simulation.

How to use FEKO with HyperMesh How to use FEKO with HyperMesh Learn More
How to use FEKO with HyperMesh
This document applies to FEKO 14.0 and HyperMesh 14.0.
Users who would like to make use of the benefits of the advanced meshing features of HyperMesh while solving the electromagnetic aspects of the problem in FEKO, have several options to transfer the mesh from HyperMesh to CADFEKO. This document provides the recommended options and a brief description of how to complete the model setup in CADFEKO.

Radar Cross Section of Aircraft with Engine Inlets Radar Cross Section of Aircraft with Engine Inlets Learn More
Radar Cross Section of Aircraft with Engine Inlets
At radar frequencies, 1GHz and above, asymptotic methods are usually preferred to calculate the radar cross section (RCS) of targets like aircraft, since the main parts of the target are more than an order of magnitude larger than the wavelength. The challenge is how to combine these methods to compute the RCS. In this white paper the two-step method that obtains accurate results in limited time is detailed.

Combining Near-Field Measurement and Simulation for EMC Radiation Analysis Combining Near-Field Measurement and Simulation for EMC Radiation Analysis Learn More
Combining Near-Field Measurement and Simulation for EMC Radiation Analysis
Electronic components are required to comply with the global EMC regulations to ensure failure free operation. Currently, EMC
measurements in certified institutes are mandatory to certify performance complies with regulations.This paper describes a practical method of combining near-field measurements and simulations to explore the radiation behavior of
electronic components.

Bowtie Antenna Bowtie Antenna Learn More
Bowtie Antenna
This paper illustrates that FEKO can be applied to the simulation of planar antennas with bowtie antennas as an example.

Conformal Multi-Band Patch Antenna Conformal Multi-Band Patch Antenna Learn More
Conformal Multi-Band Patch Antenna
Simulating the Planar and Curved Antennas in FEKO

Two Arm Spiral Antenna Two Arm Spiral Antenna Learn More
Two Arm Spiral Antenna
A two-arm self-complementary archimedean spiral antenna is modelled in FEKO to determine its wideband behaviour.

Modeling of a Magic Tee Waveguide Coupler Modeling of a Magic Tee Waveguide Coupler Learn More
Modeling of a Magic Tee Waveguide Coupler
A short depiction of FEKO‘s waveguide capability with a magic T coupler as example.


Advanced Radar Cross Section (RCS) Visualization with POSTFEKO and Lua Scripting Advanced Radar Cross Section (RCS) Visualization with POSTFEKO and Lua Scripting Learn More
Advanced Radar Cross Section (RCS) Visualization with POSTFEKO and Lua Scripting
This white paper demonstrates how Lua scripts in POSTFEKO may be used to produce advanced visualizations of RCS data that was
computed in FEKO.

A Thin, Low-Profile Antenna Using a Novel High Impedance Ground Plane A Thin, Low-Profile Antenna Using a Novel High Impedance Ground Plane Learn More
A Thin, Low-Profile Antenna Using a Novel High Impedance Ground Plane
The size of the antenna for a given application does not depend purely on the technology but on the laws of physics where the antenna size
with respect to the wavelength has the predominant influence on the radiation characteristics.

Horn-Fed Reflector Antenna Horn-Fed Reflector Antenna Learn More
Horn-Fed Reflector Antenna
A horn-fed parabolic reflector is modeled in FEKO to determine its radiation pattern.

Cassegrain and Gregorian Reflector Antenna Modeling with MLFMM LE-PO Hybrid Solvers Cassegrain and Gregorian Reflector Antenna Modeling with MLFMM LE-PO Hybrid Solvers Learn More
Cassegrain and Gregorian Reflector Antenna Modeling with MLFMM LE-PO Hybrid Solvers
This white paper demonstrates that the MLFMM-LE-PO hybrid formulation is a very efficient and accurate method for analysis of large
reflector antennas.

Microstrip Bandpass Filter Microstrip Bandpass Filter Learn More
Microstrip Bandpass Filter
A microstrip bandpass filter is modeled in FEKO to determine its S-parameters.

Designing an LTE Base Station Antenna with the Finite Arrays Method Designing an LTE Base Station Antenna with the Finite Arrays Method Learn More
Designing an LTE Base Station Antenna with the Finite Arrays Method
This white paper demonstrates how an LTE base station antenna may be modeled with the finite arrays (DGFM) method in FEKO.

Modeling & Analysis of Anechoic Chambers Modeling & Analysis of Anechoic Chambers Learn More
Modeling & Analysis of Anechoic Chambers
A white paper demonstrating how FEKO models were used during the design stages of an anechoic chamber that operates in UHF ranges.

MRI Birdcage Coil Design MRI Birdcage Coil Design Learn More
MRI Birdcage Coil Design
An application note on the modelling of a 7T MRI birdcage headcoil in FEKO.

Probe-Fed Stacked Annular Ring Antenna Probe-Fed Stacked Annular Ring Antenna Learn More
Probe-Fed Stacked Annular Ring Antenna
This example illustrates how a probe fed stacked annular ring antenna may be simulated in FEKO.

Radar Cross Section (RCS) Measurement and Simulation of Generic Simple Shapes Radar Cross Section (RCS) Measurement and Simulation of Generic Simple Shapes Learn More
Radar Cross Section (RCS) Measurement and Simulation of Generic Simple Shapes
RCS targets including the NASA almond, ogive, double-ogive, cone-sphere and cone-sphere with gap were constructed and the RCS was simulated. Simulation data is compared to measured data in open literature.

Design and Analysis of a Proximity Fuse Antenna for an Air Defence Missile Design and Analysis of a Proximity Fuse Antenna for an Air Defence Missile Learn More
Design and Analysis of a Proximity Fuse Antenna for an Air Defence Missile
This white paper is an example of how Antenna Magus can be used to generate antennas for antenna placement studies in FEKO.

Metamaterials in FEKO Metamaterials in FEKO Learn More
Metamaterials in FEKO
A description of how metamaterials may be modeled in FEKO followed by guidelines regarding the different simulation options.

ADAS Simulation Under Severe Vibrations ADAS Simulation Under Severe Vibrations Learn More
ADAS Simulation Under Severe Vibrations
Automotive radars are becoming standard equipment on vehicles. Their purpose is to adjust the distance between vehicles and/or alert the driver when dangerous situations arise. Several antenna architectures are used to cover the different safety functions in complex bumper/car chassis environment where the side
effects become more and more significant on the radar performances. Hence, automotive radar integration process becomes a very important
topic. Weak radar integration will generate gain loss, high side lobes levels and angular errors. Those degradations will impact the radar range,
the main radar axis (BSE) and the radar detection quality (resolution, ambiguity, discrimination).

Cobot, the Collaborative Robot - Get Ready for Industry 4.0 Cobot, the Collaborative Robot - Get Ready for Industry 4.0 Learn More
Cobot, the Collaborative Robot - Get Ready for Industry 4.0
Development tools and methods, such as simulation, are increasingly important to face and address the pressure of innovation. As an example, for successful new design methods and to show how simulation tools are used, Altair developed a virtual demonstrator based on a cobot application. This complex machine interacts with a human operator as the ultimate smart manufacturing equipment - to show how challenges in modern product design can be overcome.

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