A meshless method for electromagnetic field computation is developed based on the multiquadric interpolation technique. A global approximation to the solution is built based only on the discretization of the domain in nodes and the differential equations describing the problem in the domain and its boundary. An attractive characteristic of the multiquadric solution is that it is continuous and it has infinitely continuous derivatives. This is particularly important to obtain field quantities in electromagnetic analysis. The method is also capable of dealing with physical discontinuities present at the interface between different materials. The formulation is presented in the Cartesian and polar coordinates, which can be extended to other systems. We applied the formulation in the analysis of an electrostatic micromotor and a microstrip. The results demonstrate good agreement with other numerical technique, showing the adequacy of the proposed methodology for electromagnetic analysis
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