论文信息 - Full-wave modelling of coaxial cables by FDTD technique

Full-wave modelling of coaxial cables by FDTD technique

Coaxial cables are commonly used in microwave systems but are difficult to model rigorously in the finite-difference time-domain (FDTD) method, particularly with coarse meshes. Various techniques are investigated and the optimum method identified. In addition, attention is paid to strategies for the computation of the characteristic impedance.

Ian J Craddock | Dominique L. Paul | Chris J. Railton

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