AGTC-TWAIN-JS_V01-00 Radio Receiving System G/T Calculator
H. Klüver, DG7YBN, core AGTC by J.-P. Waymel, F5FOD; Build 2026-06-29

Version 'Twain' - Purpose

AGTC (Antenna Gain / Temperature Calculator) is a numerical tool for the evaluation of Antenna G/T based on EZNEC/4nec2 generated far-field radiation pattern data (FFTab).
It follows the general principles described in the literature (notably DJ9BV, DUBUS 4/1987), using a full spherical integration of the antenna radiation pattern gain characteristic allocated with the averaged brightness temperatures of the sky and the ground.
Version 'Twain' is an extension of AGTC. It allows computation of two antenna FFTab files and Overall Receiver System G/T at 30 degrees of elevation acc. the DL9BV model for comparing antenna performance for EME. Either compute G/T for one antenna, compare two systems, or apply Convergence Correction (KF2YN) to one antenna.
This website runs Javascript to open and process a file from your harddrive.
Only execute this program from a safe and know source such as our URL on Github (https://f5fod.github.io/AGTC-JS/).

Tribute: A javascript based, single HTML file AGTC was first realised as ’AGTC Web Utility’ by BG5TOX & BG5ATV in 01/2026.

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Liability is therefore excluded to the greatest extent possible. See also Directive (EU) 2024/2853 Liability for defective products.

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MIT License: Originating at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, US, ~1987