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    4 Nec 2

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    1. This document provides a short reference card for the Nec2 electromagnetic modeling software, listing some of the main card types and their functions. 2. Key card types include geometry cards (GW, GM, GR) for defining wire structures, excitation cards (EX, PQ, PT) for applying voltages or currents, material property cards (GE, GN) for ground planes and materials, and calculation setup cards (FR, RP) for frequencies and radiation patterns. 3. The document notes that this is not a complete reference and users should consult the full Nec2 manual for details on properly filling out cards for electromagnetic simulations.

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    4 Nec 2

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    1. This document provides a short reference card for the Nec2 electromagnetic modeling software, listing some of the main card types and their functions. 2. Key card types include geometry cards (GW, GM, GR) for defining wire structures, excitation cards (EX, PQ, PT) for applying voltages or currents, material property cards (GE, GN) for ground planes and materials, and calculation setup cards (FR, RP) for frequencies and radiation patterns. 3. The document notes that this is not a complete reference and users should consult the full Nec2 manual for details on properly filling out cards for electromagnetic simulations.

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    1. This document provides a short reference card for the Nec2 electromagnetic modeling software, listing some of the main card types and their functions. 2. Key card types include geometry cards (GW, GM, GR) for defining wire structures, excitation cards (EX, PQ, PT) for applying voltages or currents, material property cards (GE, GN) for ground planes and materials, and calculation setup cards (FR, RP) for frequencies and radiation patterns. 3. The document notes that this is not a complete reference and users should consult the full Nec2 manual for details on properly filling out cards for electromagnetic simulations.

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    4 Nec 2

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    1. This document provides a short reference card for the Nec2 electromagnetic modeling software, listing some of the main card types and their functions. 2. Key card types include geometry cards (GW, GM, GR) for defining wire structures, excitation cards (EX, PQ, PT) for applying voltages or currents, material property cards (GE, GN) for ground planes and materials, and calculation setup cards (FR, RP) for frequencies and radiation patterns. 3. The document notes that this is not a complete reference and users should consult the full Nec2 manual for details on properly filling out cards for electromagnetic simulations.

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    1.1.

    1 Nec2 Short reference card


    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
    GW Wire Tag nr of X1 Y1 Z1 X2 Y2 Z2 wire
    geom Nr segs radius
    GM Geom Tag new Rot X Rot X Rot Z Mov X Mov Y Mov Z From
    Move increm structs (deg) (deg) (deg) Tag
    GR Geom Tag total
    Rotate increm structs
    GE no gnd 0 no ground plane present (Free Space)
    ground 1 Ground plane present, wire-ends for Z=0 are ‘connected’ to ground
    plane (GN card required; screen- and wire radius on GN card should be blank)
    ground -1 Ground present, wire-ends are not ‘connected’ to ground (GN card required)
    EX Voltage 0 tag nr segm XX -> real imag (19: 0 No act.; 1 print rel.admit. matrix asymetry)
    Src nr volts volts (20: 0 No act.; 1 print imp’s for frequency loop)
    (*) Current 6 tag nr segm XX -> real imag
    src nr amps amps

    FR linear 0 Nr of 0 0 start Step F1 = F0 + step


    steps Mc size
    log 1 nr of 0 0 start Step F1 = F0 * step
    steps Mc size
    GN free -1 Nullifies previous ground settings
    space
    finite 0 nr rad. 0 0 diel. Cond. radius radius (In meters) See also GE card
    ground wires Const S/m screen wires RP card must be set to 4
    perfect 1
    ground
    sommer 2 0 0 0 diel. Cond. note: conductivity must be negative
    norton Const S/m for frequency loop
    LD nullify -1
    serie 0 tag nr start 0/end R L C LD card always in series with EX and
    RLC segm segm ohms Henry Farad TL cards
    parall 1 see 0 see 0 LD4 does not supno automatic
    frequency scaling
    serie 2 see 0 R L H/m C F/m
    RLC oh/m Grounds: cond: diel:
    parall 3 see 0 see 2 Sea water: 5.0 80
    impe- 4 see 0 Resis. React. - Good ground: .01 10
    dance Ohms Ohms Poor ground .001 4
    wire 5 see 0 Cond. Polar ice .0001 1
    cond. mho/m Fresh water .002 80
    (*) LC trap 6 See 0 Q-coil L C excellent .03 20
    henry farad good .006 14
    (*) Insula- 7 See 0 Diel. Coat avarage .005 13
    ted wire const radius poor .002 12
    TL trans tag-nr seg-nr tag-nr seg-nr imped Length admit admit admit admit
    line port 1 port1 port 2 port 2 ohms mtrs real 1 ima 1 real 2 ima 2
    a) Multiple ports are connected in parallel b) If connected to segment with LD; LD is in serie with TL
    RP normal 0 theta phi XNDA theta Phi Theta phi far fld norm
    steps steps start start stsize stsize dist. gain F
    add surf 1 see 0 Add surface wave
    wave XNDA:
    ground 2..3 see 0 17: 0: major/minor axis; 1: vert/hor gain Special ground conditions
    cond’s 18: 0: no norm gain; 1-5: normalized gain
    ground 4 see 0 19: 0: power gain; 1: directive gain Ground-screen; must be specified in
    screen 20: 0: no avaraging; 1: avar gain; 2 avar gain GN card !
    gnd scr, 5..6 see 0 Botth ground-screen and special
    cond’s (see also page 78 doc.) ground conditions
    PQ no -1
    charges
    charges 0 tag nr start 0/end
    segm segm
    PT all curr -2
    no curr -1
    Curr. 0 tag nr start 0/end
    segm segm
    Receiv- 1..3 tag nr start 0/end See page 74 manual
    pattern segm segm

    Geometry cards I1 I2 F1 F2 F3 F4
    3-5 6-10 11-20 21-30 31-40 41-50
    Prog-ctrl cards I1 I2 I3 I4 F1 F2 F3 F4 F5 F6
    3-5 6-10 11-15 16-20 21-30 31-40 41-50 51-60 61-70 71-80

    Note: - This summary is far from complete. It only lists the most important cards used by the author for his initial steps
    on the antenna-modeling path…
    - Use the ‘Nec-editor’ (See ‘Settings’ option on the ‘Main’ form) or consult the Nec-2 user-manual to assist with
    filling the appropriate positions for the different Nec-2 cards.

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