Poynting Software has released SuperNEC V 2.9. This release of SuperNEC includes an upgrade to the input and output interface. A matching network generator has also been included as a beta version with this release.
The SuperNEC Input Interface has been upgraded to include a number of tools and new fractal assemblies, contributed by Abdelhafid Tchoketch. These include Koch antennas, a Sierpinsky triangle, a trees antenna and loop structures. The SIG interface has been upgraded to a release status and now includes an animated help feature to guide the user through the basic functionality of the tool.
A new matching network generator has been released as a beta version. This tool will aid users to create networks to match their antenna's impedance to their system. Other new features in SuperNEC 2.9 include: 3 dB circle for 2D plots, a frequency slider for 2D plots, real and imaginary impedance plotted on one graph to name but a few.
The upgrade to SuperNEC 2.9 is free for users who have a SuperNEC subscription. See www.supernec.com.
Products include:
SuperNEC Lite: Ideal for students and radio amateurs. Can solve small EM problems of not more than 300 segments and three GTD objects. eg, basic antenna types like Yagi, LPDA etc. Includes a CD with online documentation only and no free support.
SuperNEC: Complete package with no limitations (except hardware memory). Generally required when large gridded structures are modelled eg, aircraft up to VHF.
SuperNEC Parallel: Licence for unlimited network software. Used where electrically large and complex structures are analysed at a high frequency. eg, Boeing at 500 MHz.
Study Guide for Electromagnetics and Antennas: This SuperNEC Teaching Aid has been designed and written by EM lecturers in conjunction with students. Chapters include Transmission Lines, Matching, Waves, Basic Antennas, Array Theory and Complex Antennas.
For more information contact Ylana Haarhoff, Poynting Software, +27 (0)11 262 5155, [email protected]
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