Of course it doesn't account for phase shifts of current, since there
aren't any. It does account for voltage phase shift. It uses the same
equations I learned in freshman circuits class. Perhaps they taught
those same equations in Texas, too, but I can't be sure.

Roy Lewallen, W7EL

Cecil Moore wrote:
Roy Lewallen wrote:

I haven't had the time to participate in this, but in a brief look, it
looks pretty silly. Of course EZNEC shows no current difference across
a load. The EZNEC model of a load has zero length, so the current at
both terminals has to be the same.


It appears that EZNEC also doesn't account for phase shifts across
a zero length coil.