Xnec2c is a high-performance graphical interface for the NEC2 electromagnetic simulation code. It enables users to model both near- and far-field antenna radiation patterns with multi-threaded performance on Linux and UNIX systems. Originally a port of classic FORTRAN code, it provides an intuitive GUI with many additional features for antenna design and analysis.
In the Developer Tools space, Xnec2c takes a focused approach. It focuses on modeling and visualizing complex antenna radiation patterns using electromagnetic simulation. Xnec2c is an open-source project aimed at antenna engineers and radio amateurs. Xnec2c is free to use. Xnec2c is available on Linux.
Behind Xnec2c is Neoklis Kyriazis. Among its 4 catalogued features are Multi-threaded Simulation, Near-field Modeling, and Far-field Modeling.
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