论文信息 - Electromagnetic modeling of finite grid structures in quasi-optical systems

Electromagnetic modeling of finite grid structures in quasi-optical systems

A full-wave moment method technique developed for the analysis of quasi-optical systems is used to model finite grid structures. This technique incorporates an electric field dyadic Green's function for a grid centered between two lenses in free space which is derived by separately considering paraxial and nonparaxial fields. Results for the driving point reflection coefficient of a 3/spl times/3 grid are computed and compared with measurements.

Michael B. Steer | Krishna Naishadham | T. W. Nuteson | J. Harvey | J. W. Mink

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