论文信息 - Adapted radiating boundaries (ARB) for efficient time domain simulation of electromagnetic interferences

Adapted radiating boundaries (ARB) for efficient time domain simulation of electromagnetic interferences

The novel method of Adapted Radiating Boundaries (ARB) is a very fast and powerful tool for the field simulation of electromagnetic interference in time domain. The ARB method shows a high stability of the algorithm and a very fast computational time. The ARB method is especially suitable for the efficient simulation of transient electromagnetic interferences between various lossy structures of complex geometry.

P. Russer | S. Lindenmeier | L. Pierantoni

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