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 ANTENNA DESIGN, CONTROL etc
4NEC2: NEC Executables, Source Code and Documentation. Nec-2 based freeware antenna modeler and optimizer with interface to HFwin32 propagation prediction software
(Updated 22.Sep.2003).
Antenna Maker: The programs in this package are intended to assist the average Amateur Radio Operator with the design and construction of some of the most common antennas in use today. Several antennas have been built using these programs (Quads, Yagis, Inverted Vees, J-poles, Trap Dipoles and more) and excellent results have been reported. Just read all the documentation thoroughly and follow the instructions and you'll have the personal satisfaction of building your own antennas. DOS.
(Updated Feb.1996). (286K).
Antenna Solver V1.1a: Antenna Solver calculates the current density and charges for general wire structures including surfaces. It provides extensive graphical display capability of calculated results including 2D and 3D plots with numerous editing features. The code is written entirely in C++ for Windows 95 and greater and NT4.0 (service pack 3.0) and greater. The OS must be OpenGL compliant (upgrades and service patches to Windows are provided by Microsoft).
Antenna Solver© Features: Extensive graphical editor for manipulating groups of wires and patches, 3D Vector field display of near field patters, 3D display Far Field radiation patterns, Scattering analysis from plane wave illumination. All NEC2 features (complex loads, excitations, currents, etc.) It's free .
(Updated 13 Aug 2002). (405K).
Antenna Rotator System : The ARS will let you to control any Antenna Rotator (Azimuth or Azimuth & Elevation), and 3 resolutions are supported: 8 bits, 10 bits or 12 bits ADC. As it works connected to any parallel port at your computer, any desktop or laptop, can be used. Ms-DOS and Windows/95 compatible.
(Updated Windows 2.Nov.2002 2.56M. DOS 29.Apr.2002 95K).
Antennavis 0.2 Antennavis is a visualization toolkit designed to aid the user in better understanding the data output by the NEC2 antenna modelling software. The application lets the user fly around and view the antenna systems and their patterns from any angle in 3D, modify element length, diameter, and location etc. The Numerical Electromagnetic Code is publicly available software. Antennavis is released under the terms and conditions of the GNU General Public License (GPL; see COPYING for more details.)
The software presently executes on Silicon Graphics O2s, running the IRIX 6 operating system and the X Window System.
Expert MININEC The Expert MININEC Series is a set of engineering tools for the design and analysis of wire antennas. Expert MININEC Broadcast Professional is a tool for the advanced student and the professional broadcast engineer.The Expert MININEC Series user interface runs under the Microsoft Windows environment (i.e., Windows 3.0 and higher including Windows 98 and Windows NT). Input data screens provide queued dialog boxes with spreadsheet like data displays. Output products include tabular and graphics displays. Input and output data screens are fully interfaced to Windows printer drivers as well as other window applications, such as word processors and spreadsheets.
EZNEC 3.0 EZNEC is a powerful but very easy-to-use program for modeling and analyzing nearly any kind of antenna in its actual operating environment. EZNEC plots azimuth and elevation patterns; tells you gain, feedpoint impedance, SWR, and current distribution; finds and reports beamwidth, 3-dB pattern points, f/b ratio, takeoff angle, sidelobe characteristics; and more. All information, including patterns, can be displayed on screen or printed on an ordinary dot-matrix, ink jet, or laser printer. And it's easy to use with EZNEC's exclusive menu structure, spreadsheet-like entry, and many shortcut features. You describe the antenna (and other nearby structures if desired) as a group of straight conductors, choosing the orientation, length, and diameter. Add sources at the feedpoints and, if desired, transmission lines, a realistic ground, and loads to simulate loading coils, traps, or similar components. Using this description method, you can quickly analyze Yagis, quads, phased arrays, towers, loops -- nearly any type of antenna or parasitic structure.
32-bit Windows, DEMO
MultiNEC 2.0 MultiNEC can automate the repetitive steps of antenna modeling. You can start by building the model from scratch or by importing an existing model in any of several formats. Then you can run multiple test cases while letting the program make small changes to the model between runs. MultiNEC can be used by itself if you like, but it really shines when used in conjunction with your existing antenna modeling program. MultiNEC works with EZNEC Standard, EZNEC-M Pro, EZNEC/4 Pro, NEC-Win Plus+, NEC-Win Pro, GNEC, Antenna Model (Teri Software), and 4nec2.
(Updated Jan.2003).
VE3SQB ANTENNAS Lots of programs that cover the most common types of antennas and a few experimental designs. Click on the icons to download. The programs do not write to the Windows registry so just delete the files when you no longer wish to keep them. Most programs have inch and metric calculations.
QRZ Antenna Programs List of QRZ antenna programs that cover the most common types of antennas.


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