Mobile Device

This webinar demonstrates XFdtd's 5G antenna array features for modeling complex devices at millimeter waves and performance metrics for 5G beam steering applications.

A proposed smartphone design that includes a 4G antenna operating at 860 MHz and a 5G array at 28 GHz is analyzed in XFdtd to determine operating characteristics and any mutual coupling.

In this video, Remcom's product marketing manager, Jeff Barney, describes the process of simulating the antenna element, modeling the channel propagation, and calculating the throughput modulation.

Ad hoc peer-to-peer networks can provide reliable communications in emergency situations where fixed infrastructures may not be available. This example shows Wireless InSite's Transceivers capability.

A simple antenna for LTE band operation is added to the PC board of a smartphone in XFdtd and the matching circuit is tuned for operation in multiple frequency bands.

XFdtd's Circuit Element Optimizer is used to determine optimal matching component values for a dual purpose antenna.

The capacitance matrices for a 3x4 touchscreen are analyzed in an unloaded and loaded case. Based on the changes in capacitance, the location of the 1 mm stylus is identified.

This webinar demonstrates the Wireless InSite workflow with a special focus on the new MIMO capability.

This webinar shows how XFdtd simplifies the antenna matching process with parameterization, determining S11, synthesizing a matching network topology, and determining the final component values.

This video gives a demonstration of Full-Wave Antenna Matching Circuit Optimization using XFdtd's Circuit Element Optimizer (CEO).

Remcom’s Circuit Element Optimizer for XFdtd is a unique tool for full wave matching circuit optimization. This webinar introduces the capability and provides an example of how it is used.