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Basic Antenna Modeling: |
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Basic Antenna Modeling introduces the reader to the art and craft of good antenna modeling using NEC-2. The principles of antenna modeling are perfectly general and apply to all versions of NEC-2. The 475-page tutorial contains 21 chapters, an appendix containing extensive information that is useful to modelers, and an index. The text is designed for both individual self-study or for classroom use. Plus, the book is accompanied with 300 exercise files for 150 antennas in .NEC format (for same files in EZNEC format, see below). These files will really help get you started modeling right away.
The tutorial is divided into three main parts. Part A covers basic modeling and model testing, while Part B explores common modeling techniques, limitations, and work-arounds. Part C introduces the modeler to techniques and cautions that apply to practical antenna work. Each chapter contains a number of basic exercise models--included on disk or CDROM with the book--along with variations used in the exercises. The exercises involve user modeling, but are accompanied by extensive commentary on the modeling technique, situation, or antenna type. There are over 150 different exercise models, and the total number of .NEC files is over 330. The models alone provide the new modeler with a useful collection of basic antenna designs. This 22-chapter book of more than 475 pages contains the following sections:
TABLE OF CONTENTS |
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Section |
Title of Sections |
| Introduction | |
PART A |
Basic Modeling and Model Testing |
| Chapter 1 | NEC-2 |
| Chapter 2 | Modeling Preparations |
| Chapter 3 | Basic Antenna Models |
| Chapter 4 | NEC Output Data |
| Chapter 5 | Careful Model Construction |
| Chapter 6 | Convergence Testing |
| Chapter 7 | Frequency Specification |
| PART B | Common Modeling Techniques, Limitations, and Work-Arounds |
| Chapter 8 | Source Types and Placement |
| Chapter 9 | Tapered-Diameter Elements |
| Chapter 10 | Geometry Limitations |
| Chapter 11 | Grounds and Applications |
| Chapter 12 | Resistive Loads |
| Chapter 13 | Reactive Loads |
| Chapter 14 | Transmission Lines |
| PART C | Practical Antenna Modeling |
| Chapter 15 | Monopoles and Ground Planes |
| Chapter 16 | Vertically Polarized Antennas and Arrays |
| Chapter 17 | Bi-directional Wire Arrays |
| Chapter 18 | Yagis |
| Chapter 19 | Horizontal Parasitic and Phased Arrays |
| Chapter 20 | VHF/UHF Antennas |
| Chapter 21 | Special Structures |
| Appendix | Some Useful Data for Antenna Modelers |
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Using the Tutorial Book with EZNEC |
| If your would like to use the tutorial volume with EZNEC software, you may obtain the same complete set of exercise files in the proprietary EZNEC format at: Basic Excercise Models in .EZ Format |
Also, See the next step up Tutorial Book - Intermediate Antenna Modeling |
TO ORDER |
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Single Book Price |
Both Volumes |
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| Cat.# LBOD-130 | $46.95 USD | Cat.# LBOD-132 | $84.95 USD | |
| Cat.# LBDL-130 | $44.95 USD | Cat.# LBDL-132 | $79.95 USD | |
>>> Above book includes 330+ Exercise modeling files in .NEC format <<< |
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