论文信息 - Electromagnetic modeling of composite wire and surface geometries

Electromagnetic modeling of composite wire and surface geometries

A moment method solution to the problem of radiation or scattering from geometries consisting of open or closed surfaces, wires, and wire/surface junctions is presented. The method is based on the sinusoidal reaction formulation. Several examples of input impedance calculations illustrate the versatility, accuracy, and computational efficiency of the method.

D. Pozar | E. Newman

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