HU Jin-hua, CHEN Ming-sheng, KONG Meng, et al. Solving the Complex Wire-Surface Junction Problems Based on An Accurate and Stable Time Domain Integral Equation Method[J]. Acta Electronica Sinica, 2013, 41(11): 2285-2289.
DOI:
HU Jin-hua, CHEN Ming-sheng, KONG Meng, et al. Solving the Complex Wire-Surface Junction Problems Based on An Accurate and Stable Time Domain Integral Equation Method[J]. Acta Electronica Sinica, 2013, 41(11): 2285-2289. DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.0372-2112.2013.11.027.
Solving the Complex Wire-Surface Junction Problems Based on An Accurate and Stable Time Domain Integral Equation Method
Marching-on-in time (MOT) method is used to solve the time domain surface-wire integral equation (TDSWIE)
so that we can solve complex problems
such as wire antennas mounted on the perfect electrically conducting (PEC) surfaces
etc.In order to improve the late-time stability of the method
an efficient scheme based on accurately calculating the elements of the impedance matrix is adopted.In the numerical simulations of a dipole antenna mounted on a PEC sphere and a spiral antenna mounted on a PEC antenna pedestal
the transient surface current
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parameter
the input admittance and the directivities of the antennas are obtained.Numerical results demonstrate the efficiency and accuracy of this method.