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We are happy to announce that the second issue (Sep issue) of our CM-SIG newsletter has been released.Read More →

Our proposal for a Characteristic Modes Convened Session at 2022 European Conference on Antennas and Propagation (EuCAP 2022) has been accepted! The title of the session is “Enhanced Capabilities of Characteristic Mode Analysis for Novel Applications” and the conveners are John Borchardt (Sandia National Laboratories, USA) and Chao-Fu Wang (National University of Singapore, Singapore). EuCAP 2022 will be held in Madrid Spain between 27 Mar – 1 Apr 2022.Read More →

Binbin Yang and Kalyan Durbhakula have joint hands to initiate the quarterly CM Newsletter for our SIG. The first edition has just been published!Read More →

CM-SIG organized another live webinar on 15 Apr 2021, now uploaded on YouTube (https://youtu.be/OBLSkHNY_hg) and Bilibili (https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1WV411J78P/).Read More →

The 2021 CM-SIG Annual Meeting was held online during 24-25 March 2021 to provide the latest information and discuss some key issues. About 35 members attended the two sessions. Among other things, we are currently working towards a new special issue and we are also planning to release a quarterly newsletter in the near future.Read More →

Due to the pandemic, the 2nd Edition of the ESoA CM Course (http://esoa.elmag.org) will be held online during 24-28 May 2021. Registration is now open: https://membership.euraap.org/login/  (Create account if not already EurAAP members) and then go to ESOA at the top of the page or https://membership.euraap.org/courses/Read More →

A new initiative of the CM SIG is the launching of its YouTube Channel (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChIqofsIJf45l1rfqFMAC4Q). The intention is to increase awareness of Characteristic Mode Analysis as a useful tool for the design and analysis of antenna systems. More videos will be added as they become available.Read More →

Some of our Special Interest Group members are sharing the slides from their presentations at 2019 European Conference on Antennas and Propagation (EuCAP 2019) here.Read More →

Lund University has now released the video demos developed by Dr. Zachary Miers on how to use the CM feature in three commercial software (FEKO, CST, WIPL-D). The videos can be found here.Read More →

Lund University (Zachary Miers and Buon Kiong Lau) has released the basic version of its in-house characteristic mode analysis software for public use. The software and the instruction video can be found here. This version can only handle perfect electric conductors (PEC), and it is meant to allow researchers not having access to commercial software with this feature to try out this powerful analysis method. Please note that no user support can be provided and Lund University can give no guarantee of the code’s correctness.Read More →