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HiI'm using meep for a while, but still I'm a freshman, and I have a little problem... ERROR: In procedure length:ERROR: Wrong type argument in position 1: #This is a few lines
2010/5/4, Shravan S :
> Hi,
> I want to simulate a doppler radar in meep. I would like to how I could give
> motion (uniform or radial motion in real-time) to an object in meep. So, the
> scenario I am trying to simulate will be as follows: an antenna will send
> some pulses for a certain time and
Hi!
Stepped frequency continuous wave, as you describe it, seems
inpractical for me. Any coarse frequency change will cause high
harmonics wave, which may lead to numerous artifacts. Even using very
small frequency steps you should still make sure that any such change
will not cause abrupt change
Dear Prof.Steven and meep users,
I just wanted to know what are the pulses that a gaussian source outputs.
Are those temporal pulses?
The input that we give to the source is a frequency spread. Can this be used to
model pulses in the time domain? Say femtosecond pulses?
Thanks,
Sanchit
Hi,
I want to simulate a doppler radar in meep. I would like to how I could give
motion (uniform or radial motion in real-time) to an object in meep. So, the
scenario I am trying to simulate will be as follows: an antenna will send
some pulses for a certain time and along the frontal view of the an
Hi,
I am interested in simulating an SFCW (Stepped frequency continuous wave)
source in meep. So, for every interval of time, the frequency of the
transmitted signal changes by a small value delta_f. The number of intervals
go up to 400 or even 4000, so specifying a start time and end time for each
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