The problem for calculating near fields of EM radiation systems by using the finitedifference time domain(FD-TD)method are discussed and the annular phased array of dipoleantennas has been simulated numerically by use...The problem for calculating near fields of EM radiation systems by using the finitedifference time domain(FD-TD)method are discussed and the annular phased array of dipoleantennas has been simulated numerically by use of the FD-TD method.For a test run thenear field and current distribution of the single dipole antenna are calculated.The near fieldsof the annular phased array of dipole antennas in central region filled with deionized water arecomputed and the interaction of near fields with an anatomically-based inhomogeneous model ofhuman torso is considered as well.展开更多
FD TD analysis takes a lot of advantages in dealing with the scattering from complex structures. In this paper, the approach of analyzing the scattering by infinite periodic structures is introduced. A new modified p...FD TD analysis takes a lot of advantages in dealing with the scattering from complex structures. In this paper, the approach of analyzing the scattering by infinite periodic structures is introduced. A new modified perfectly matched layer absorbing boundary condition is used to facilitate the FD TD modeling. The successful design of infrared/millimeter wave frequency selective surface shows the validity of this technique.展开更多
文摘The problem for calculating near fields of EM radiation systems by using the finitedifference time domain(FD-TD)method are discussed and the annular phased array of dipoleantennas has been simulated numerically by use of the FD-TD method.For a test run thenear field and current distribution of the single dipole antenna are calculated.The near fieldsof the annular phased array of dipole antennas in central region filled with deionized water arecomputed and the interaction of near fields with an anatomically-based inhomogeneous model ofhuman torso is considered as well.
文摘FD TD analysis takes a lot of advantages in dealing with the scattering from complex structures. In this paper, the approach of analyzing the scattering by infinite periodic structures is introduced. A new modified perfectly matched layer absorbing boundary condition is used to facilitate the FD TD modeling. The successful design of infrared/millimeter wave frequency selective surface shows the validity of this technique.
