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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

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
...

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...

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...

18
Oct
2011

A general, accurate, and efficient stand-alone commercial program for antenna diagnostics, DIATOOL, has been developed by TICRA. The software reconstructs the field or the equivalent currents on a...

18
Oct
2011

This paper concerns the EM-modelling of high-accuracy reflector antenna systems, and in particular of reflectors for space antenna systems. Recent modelling developments are exemplified ranging...

18
Oct
2011

A higher-order inverse method of moments algorithm, employing smooth current and geometry representations, as well as a very noise-robust solution algorithm, was presented at last year’s ESA...

03
Jul
2011

GRASP has for many years constituted the de facto standard in the space community for advanced reflector antenna modeling. The tool has furthermore found widespread use in the earth station...

02
Jun
2011

The accuracy of various techniques for calculating the radiation from printed reflectarrays is examined, and an improved technique based on the equivalent currents approach is proposed. The...

11
Apr
2011

This contribution deals with the problem of reconstructing the extreme near-field of an antenna starting from the field measured at a larger distance. The presented method has several applications...

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