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Erik Jørgensen

Position: Software Division Manager
Education: Ph.D., M.Sc., Electrical Engineering
Specialization: Moment method, electromagnetic theory
With TICRA since: 2003
Phone (direct): +45 3330 6752
Erik manages the software division at TICRA and is responsible for new developments as well as maintenance of TICRA's commercial software products. Together with his team he is involved in formulating and efficiently implementing new EM modelling algorithms in user-friendly environments. With his background within full-wave analysis he has contributed significantly to the moment-method implementation in GRASP. In pursuit of his Ph.D. Erik spent 6 months at the University of Siena and 7 months at the University of Michigan.

Papers

05
Apr
2013

A generalized direct optimization technique (GDOT) for the design of printed reflectarrays using arbitrarily shaped elements with irregular orientation and position is presented. The GDOT is based...

11
Feb
2013

An accurate and efficient direct optimization technique for the design of contoured beam reflectarrays is presented. It is based on the spectral domain method of moments assuming local periodicity...

03
Oct
2012

We present a new efficient design tool for rotationally symmetric reflector antennas, possibly including 3D support structures and waveguide components. The tool is based on a combination of four...

02
Oct
2012

An accurate and efficient tool for the design of contoured beam reflectarrays is presented. It is based on the Spectral Domain Method of Moments, the Local Periodicity approach, and a minimax...

20
Jul
2012

It is demonstrated that nonsingular  higher-order hierarchical Legendre  basis functions are capable of accounting for the singularities of the electric currents at the edges of the reflectarray...

12
Jul
2012

An efficient power pattern synthesis of contoured beam reflectarrays is presented. Using the presented synthesis technique, an offset dual-polarized contoured beam reflectarray to cover an...

04
Apr
2012

Higher-order basis functions are commonly used for discretization of surface integral equations, which are typically solved by the Method of Moments (MoM). This leads to higher accuracy and lower...

28
Mar
2012

The design and analysis of printed reflectarrays with irregularly positioned array elements is presented. An accurate and efficient power pattern synthesis procedure, based on the Local...

27
Mar
2012

This paper presents an overview of selected new modelling algorithms and capabilities in commercial software tools developed by TICRA. A major new area is design and analysis of printed...

03
Mar
2012

In this paper, we apply a recently developed 3D source reconstruction algorithm to perform antenna diagnostics on a planar array configuration. The test case is a planar X-band slot array measured...

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