Some examples of geometries simulated with Zephir :


F16 aircraft 1 GHz bistatic RCS. This complex structure is imported in the software from an IGES file. The electromagnetic data are entered with the user interface.


Boat 1 GHz bistatic RCS. The structure is placed over a perfect ground plane. The computed GO currents are visualized. The computed RCS can be directly analysed with the software.


NASA Almond 8 GHz bistatic RCS. In that example a very low RCS is computed. The result is compared with MoM.