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Co-site Interference
This example shows how to define and setup a co-site interference solution.
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Before starting this example, ensure that the system satisfies the minimum requirements.

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  - Co-site Interference
    This example shows how to define and setup a co-site interference solution.
    - Example Overview
      This example shows how to set up a co-site interference solution Altair SimLab. The example uses S-parameter data from an external Touchstone file.
    - Topics Discussed in this Example
    - Example Prerequisites
      Before starting this example, ensure that the system satisfies the minimum requirements.
    - Defining a Co-site Interference Solution
      Create a co-site interference solution for the model.
    - Adding Transmitter and Receiver Equipment
      Add transmitters and receivers to the antennas from the equipment catalog.
    - Saving the Model
      Save the model to a SimLab .slb file.
    - Solving the Model
      Launch the Feko Solver to calculate the results and view the results.
    - Viewing the Interference Results
      View the interference matrix result.
    - Defining Co-site Mitigation Solution
      Create a second co-site interference solution for the model.
    - Adding Mitigation Equipment
      Add additional equipment to the transmitters and receivers to reduce the interference.
    - Saving and Solving the Model
      Save the model and launch the Feko solver.
    - Viewing the Mitigation Results
      View the mitigation results.
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Example Prerequisites

Before starting this example, ensure that the system satisfies the minimum requirements.

The requirements for this example are:

SimLab 2026.0 should be installed.
Download the S-parameter data, see Example Overview.