Re: NEC-LIST: how can a skewed dipole above a lossy groundcan be modeled by nec?

An arbitrary dipole can be resolved into its vertical and horizontal
components, and then the total field is found by superposition because the
problem is linear.

John

On 17/7/08 4:22 AM, "张小林" <xlzhang0606_at_163.com> wrote:

> These days, i am thinking about the modeling of skewed wires above a lossy
> ground.
> NEC can deal well with it by several ways. I want to acquire some basic
> knowledge
> of the Sommerfeld Integral and have found the derivation of it in the cases of
> the
> horizontal and vertical dipoles. However, i did not find the sommerfeld
> integral for skewed
> ones. i am so grateful to ones who can give me the form of the sommerfeld
> intergral of
> skewed dipoles or who can give me a list of references.
>
> another question:
> how does the nec deal with the lossy ground? does it integrate the Sommerfeld
> Integral directly?
>
> Sorry for my poor english, thank you all
> 08/07/16

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