TICRA Tools Student Edition
Become familiar with the basic functionalities of GRASP and QUPES in TICRA Tools
For educational and self-study purposes
The TICRA Tools Student Edition provides a reduced-functionality version of the professional GRASP and QUPES products. It gives you the chance to become familiar with the software, and it can help you analyse many realistic antennas.
Why TICRA Tools Student Edition
Used for teaching, courses, student projects, and self-study.
Define reflector systems
Define single- and dual-reflector systems with paraboloidal, hyperboloidal, ellipsoidal, and flat surface shapes
Define reflector rims
Define reflector rims as circles, ellipses, or rectangles
PO and GO-UGTD analysis
Perform PO and/or GO-UGTD analysis of single and dual reflectors
Define reflectarray antennas
Define reflectarray antennas using a rectangular patch element
Periodic MoM analysis
Perform Periodic MoM analysis of reflectarrays
Reflectarray optimisation
Optimise the reflectarray element layout to achieve a pencil beam in a user-defined direction
Define frequency-selective surfaces
Define based on a single or multiple element layers of rectangular patches or loops
Illuminate reflector and reflectarrays
Use a number of analytically given feed patterns, including Gaussian beams
Display patterns and grids
Display pattern cuts and two-dimensional grids
Terms of use
The free TICRA Tools Student Edition is for educational and self-study purposes only. It may be used for teaching, courses, student projects, and self-study. It may not be used for any commercial applications or activities. It is not allowed to use TICRA Tools Student Edition as part of any services or software packages delivered or distributed to any third party.
Downloads
Technical documentation and resources for TICRA Tools Student Edition. Open files download directly; the rest are available to customers with a portal account.
Applications
Some FAQs
Is it possible to use more than one type of element in an array?
Yes, both the full-wave and analytical arrays support mixing any number of different array elements.
Is it possible to use more than one type of element in an array?
Yes, both the full-wave and analytical arrays support mixing any number of different array elements.
Is it possible to use more than one type of element in an array?
Yes, both the full-wave and analytical arrays support mixing any number of different array elements.
Is it possible to use more than one type of element in an array?
Yes, both the full-wave and analytical arrays support mixing any number of different array elements.
Is it possible to use more than one type of element in an array?
Yes, both the full-wave and analytical arrays support mixing any number of different array elements.
Is it possible to use more than one type of element in an array?
Yes, both the full-wave and analytical arrays support mixing any number of different array elements.
Is it possible to use more than one type of element in an array?
Yes, both the full-wave and analytical arrays support mixing any number of different array elements.
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