A comprehensive and full-featured computational physics suite for boundary-element analysis of electromagnetic scattering, fluctuation-induced phenomena (Casimir forces and radiative heat transfer), nanophotonics, RF device engineering, electrostatics, and more. Includes a core library with C++ and python APIs as well as many command-line applications.
Is it possible to simulate 3D transmission lines , i.e. transmission lines with a thickness that is a significant fraction of problem geometry, in scuff-rf? I tried different ways to mesh such a structure, i.e. 2D, 3D and 2D meshing of a empty shell without its end caps. I also tried 1D (line) and 2D (surface) ports in python interface without success. Is it at all possible or am I just making a mistake in defining the ports?
Is it possible to simulate 3D transmission lines , i.e. transmission lines with a thickness that is a significant fraction of problem geometry, in scuff-rf? I tried different ways to mesh such a structure, i.e. 2D, 3D and 2D meshing of a empty shell without its end caps. I also tried 1D (line) and 2D (surface) ports in python interface without success. Is it at all possible or am I just making a mistake in defining the ports?