2009 · 10 citations · 5 references
ComputingComputational EngineeringElectrical EngineeringComputational ElectromagneticsElectromagneticsFinite Element MethodsElectromagnetic MethodsMicrowave Device SimulationMicrowave Transmission LinesMultiscale Electromagnetic ModelingMultiscale Finite Element MethodsPeriodic Electromagnetic StructuresElectromagnetic Field SimulationFrequency-selective SurfacesGridsMesh Refinement TechniquesMulti-scale ModelingRectangular WaveguidesThick Plate ModelingWaveguide Simulation
In this communication, the Scale Changing Technique is used for the global electromagnetic simulation of frequency selective surfaces consisting of non-uniform rectangular waveguides perforating a thick metallic plate. Excellent agreement between the Scale Changing Technique and the Finite Element Method is observed with substantial reduction in computation time and memory when using the proposed technique, which may be compatible with an optimization process.
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Techniques for analyzing frequency selective surfaces-a review
R. Mittra, Chi Hou Chan, T. Cwik · Proceedings of the IEEE · 1988 · 1.1K citations
Implementation of Floquet boundary condition in FDTD for FSS analysis