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- The computer simulation is life-like,
- Virtual experiments are set up as in the lab (sources, reference planes, probes, devices),
- Cause and effect can be distinguished,
- One simulation can cover a wide bandwidth,
- Both transient and time-harmonic fields can be viewed as the simulation progresses,
- Nonlinear behavior is modeled naturally,
- Dispersive materials and boundaries are modeled in a physical manner.
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