Computational Electromagnetics

Computational electromagnetics is a field that uses computer algorithms and simulations to study how electric and magnetic fields behave. It helps scientists and engineers predict how electromagnetic waves (like radio, radar, or light) interact with objects and materials. This is essential for designing antennas, wireless devices, and electronic systems, enabling precise modeling without physical testing. By solving complex equations that describe electromagnetic phenomena, computational electromagnetics accelerates innovation, improves performance, and ensures safety in many technology applications.