Analysis of Nearly Cylindrical Antennas and Scattering Problems Using a Spectrum of Two-Dimentional Solutions
Analysis of Nearly Cylindrical Antennas and Scattering Problems Using a Spectrum of Two-Dimentional Solutions
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使用二维解谱分析近圆柱形天线和散射问题
DOI:
10.1109/8.511828
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发表时间:
1996
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通讯作者:
Arild Moldsvor
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作者:
P. Kildal;S. Rengarajan;Arild Moldsvor
This paper presents a powerful method to analyzeantennas which can be considered principally two-dimensional(2-D) or cylindrical, except for some three-dimensional (3-D)physical or equivalent sources, e.g., dipoles or slots. It is shown byFourier transform techniques that such antennas can be analyzedas 2-D problems with harmonic longitudinal field variation. Theradiation pattern can often be determined directly from a finiteset of such 2-D solutions, each one obtained by any method, e.g.,the moment method. The mutual interaction between the cylindrical scatterer and the sources must be calculated to determine theexact current distribution on the sources and their impedances oradmittances. This is facilitated by performing an inverse Fouriertransform of an infinite spectrum of the numerical 2-D solutionsfollowed by a moment method solution in the spatial domain tosatisfy the boundary conditions on the 3-D equivalent sourcesthemselves. The inverse Fourier transform is simplified by theuse of asymptote extraction. The method is in itself a hybridtechnique as one method is used to solve the harmonic 2-Dproblem, and the other to solve for the source currents