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WIPL is a low-cost PC commercial software for the analysis of metallic structures. It allows the user to interactively define the geometry of any metallic structure as a combination of wires and plates, and then check this by using a 3-D drawing of the structure.

This software seeks to make the job easier, cut design time, and reduce costs for designers developing an antenna embedded in a material body, passive microwave circuit components, or determining electromagnetic scattering from complex, lossy/dielectric structures. Now featuring a Windows-based interface, it delivers a powerful program for analysis of electromagnetic radiation and scattering from composite metallic and/or finite-sized dielectric/magnetic structures.

This practical new resource provides you with a much wider choice of analytical solutions to the everyday problems you encounter in electromagnetic modeling. The book enables you to use cutting-edge method-of-moments procedures, with new theories and techniques that help you optimize computer performance in numerical analysis of composite metallic and dielectric structures in the complex frequency domain.

Describes a novel, general entire-domain method for the analysis of metallic antennas and scatterers that enables a very wide range of problems to be solved using computers of relatively modest capability. The conventional approximation approach requires a large amount of computer storage. Of interest to engineers, scientists, and graduate students engaged in the analysis or design of electrically small and medium-sized antennas and scatterers. Distributed by INSPEC. Annotation copyright by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR