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QUPES

QUPES is a dedicated software tool for analysis and design of quasi-periodic surfaces such as reflectarrays, frequency selective surfaces (FSS), and transmitarrays. Starting from the definition and design of the unit-cell geometry to the optimisation of the entire finite-sized structure, QUPES provides the needed capabilities to design a periodic/quasi-periodic surface in a single tool.

Why QUPES

Unit cell structure optimisation

Analyse and optimise scattering parameters of periodic unit cell structures

Predefined library

Browse a predefined library of commonly used geometries

Periodic surface analysis

Use dedicated methods for the analysis of periodic/quasi-periodic surfaces

Diverse features

Find features for multiple panels, holes, planar and curved surfaces

Large-scale direct optimisation

Directly optimise quasi-periodic surfaces for goals on primary, as well as secondary radiation patterns on a large scale

  • Seamless integration with other products in TICRA Tools
  • Fast and accurate analysis of periodic/quasi-periodic surfaces
  • Can handle real-life applications
  • Design of quasi-periodic surfaces in a single tool
  • Provides designs with superior performances compared to traditional methods

Everything you need – in one environment.

Analysis and design

Analysis and design of quasi-periodic surfaces

QUPES is a dedicated software tool for the analysis and design of quasi-periodic surfaces such as reflectarrays, frequency selective surfaces (FSS), transmitarrays, etc. Starting from the definition and design of the unit cell geometry to the optimisation of the entire finite-sized structures, QUPES provides the needed capabilities to design a periodic/quasi-periodic surface in a single tool, thus avoiding the need of using multiple software packages.

Periodic unit cells

Easy definition and optimisation of periodic unit cells

A build-in library of commonly used periodic unit cell geometries is included in QUPES, making it easy for the user to define periodic unit cells. Also, user-defined geometries are possible. Using the optimisation capabilities included in TICRA Tools, the user can optimise the periodic unit cell geometries to fulfil certain reflection/transmission properties.

Unique capabilities

Unique capabilities for the design of quasi-periodic surfaces

The product is a result of several years of research and contains unique capabilities that are not available in any other commercial software packages. In particular, the capability of optimising entire quasi-periodic surfaces directly for goals on the final radiation pattern has proven to be the enabling technology for achieving high-performance designs.

Seamless integration

Seamless integration with the other products in TICRA Tools

The capabilities in QUPES are seamlessly integrated with the other software products in TICRA Tools, meaning that the user can have access to all the existing functionalities in TICRA Tools together with the capabilities in QUPES. For instance, this allows the user to design advanced high-performance reflector systems consisting of periodic/quasi-periodic surfaces.

Downloads

Technical documentation and resources for QUPES. Open files download directly; the rest are available to customers with a portal account.

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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.

Contact us

Louise Andersson

Marketing Manager

+45 33 30 67 54 la@ticra.com
Louise Andersson

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