主题深入探讨FEKO数值电磁混合演算法及应用.PDFVIP

主題：深入探討FEKO 數值電磁混合演算法與應用 時間: 2015.05.26 / 14:00 –16:00 地點: 台灣大學 電機二館146 教室 主講者 : Ulrich Jakobus (Altair Development S.A. (Pty) Ltd, South Africa) 主講簡歷： Dr Ulrich Jakobus, FEKO Product Manager and Director of EM Software Systems –S.A. (Pty) Ltd has been named an IEEE Fellow. He is being recognised for leadership in hybrid computational tool development and commercialisation. (November 2012) Dr Jakobus’ leadership over the past two decades had a lasting impact on the productivity of electromagnetic applications engineers all over the world. His contributions brought hybrid computational electromagnetic tools to practice and transformed these into FEKO, a successful commercial package. FEKO is now an industry standard in electromagnetic (EM) analysis software. Technical contributions and academic work Dr Jakobus led the development of the highly successful commercial electromagnetic computer code FEKO. FEKO originated in 1991 from research activities of Dr Jakobus at the University of Stuttgart, Germany. It is a hybrid code combining the full wave solution, method of moments (MoM) and high frequency asymptotic techniques (Physical Optics (PO) and Uniform Theory of Diffraction (UTD)) for radiation, scattering, microwave circuits and EMI/EMC evaluations. Due to computational resources required, full wave solutions such as MoM, though accurate are suitable only for analysing electrically small, but complex problems, whereas asymptotic techniques such PO and UTD, though approximate, are suitable for electrically large structures (100s of wavelengths in size). Dr Jakobus was instrumental in not only developing the hybrid methodologies but for the first time he also integrated these methodologies into a software package that can handle both electrically small and large structures. Hybridisation also provided for the first time multiscale electromagnetic analysis. In this case, some parts of the problem that are complex a