List of Expert MININEC options and capabilities

 
Broadcast
Classic

Geometry description

Canonical mesh structure

X
 
Catenary wire
X
 

Convergence test

X
 

Dimensions, Environments, Coordinates

X
X

Geometry points

X
X
Geometry points iteration
X
X

Helix/spiral

X
 

Numerical Green's Function

X
 
Reflection
X
 
Redundancy check
X
X

Straight wires

X
X
Structure scaling
X
Symmetry
X
 
Tapered structure
X
 

Text file input

X
X

Transformations

X
 

Wire arc

X
 

Wire mesh

X
 

Spiral wires

X
 

 

Broadcast
Classic
Electrical description
Frequency
X
X
Ground
X
X
Loaded wires
X
X
Loading individual wires
X
X
Lumped loads
X
X
Passive circuits
X
Plane wave source
X
Transmission line bridle
X
Two-port networks
X
 
Tw-port transmission lines
X
 
Voltage/current sources
X
X

 

Broadcast
Classic
Solution description
 
Near fields
X
X
Radiation pattern
X
X
Two-port coupling
X
X
Medium wave array synthesis
X
Planar antenna phased array
New array definition
X
Source/load modification
X
Other run options
FCC ground wave
X
Stub matching
X
Tower footing impedance
X
Auxiliary options    
Antenna matching
X
 
Impedance interpolation
X
Multi-port analysis
X
 
Pattern synthesis
X
SWR analysis
X
 
Problem limits
 
Number of wires
4,000
500
Number of unknowns
10,000
1,250

Two executables are available for the calculations of currents, CURRENT.EXE and CURRENT_IMSL.EXE. Only Expert MININEC Broadcast Professional includes CURRENT.EXE. All other programs only offer CURRENT_IMSL.EXE. CURRENT_IMSL.EXE makes use of IMSL linear algebra solution routines. CURRENT.EXE uses Lapack solution routines that will only run on some INTEL machines. CURRENT.EXE will run somewhat faster.