A Tool to Compute and Visualize an Electrical Network's Conductive and Radiative Propagation
ENCoRP is a tool with which a user can build a single- or three-phase network composed of transmitters, cables, junction boxes, loads, and receivers. Once a network has been constructed, ENCoRP predicts and visualizes the conductive and radiative propagation in the form of spatially resolved voltages and currents, point-to-point transmission parameters, and the electric and magnetic fields.
We recommend consulting our publication as well as the documentation included in the repository for additional information:
Chilleri, J., Ching, D. S., Katinas, C., Rashkin, L., Jaramillo, M., Converse, M., & Reichardt, T. A., "ENCoRP: A Tool to Compute and Visualize an Electrical Network's Conductive and Radiative Propagation," in IEEE Access, vol. 13, pp. 166905-166925, 2025, doi: 10.1109/ACCESS.2025.3612839.