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Simulation of large packaged dense microwave circuits
A new fast method of moments code is used to predict the performance and calculate the electromagnetic properties of packaged, dense, planar microwave circuits. It is demonstrated that circuits as large as transmit/receive (T/R) modules that cannot be simulated accurately with commercial tools can be modeled with this method.