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2016-12-09
Alternative Representation of Green's Function for Electric Field on Surfaces of Thin Vibrators
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Progress In Electromagnetics Research M, Vol. 52, 169-179, 2016
Abstract
An alternative representation of a Green function for electric fields on surfaces of thin impedance vibrators is proposed. The representation can be applied in software packages for simulation of RF and microwave devices. Advantages of the approach were demonstrated by analyzing the well-known problem of a thin symmetrical horizontal vibrator above a perfectly conducting plane. For a half-wave vibrator, numerical estimates of an effective external induced impedance were made for various distances between the vibrator and the plane. A possibility to realize a distribution of intrinsic impedance on the vibrator capable to compensate of the plane influence was also analyzed.
Citation
Yuriy M. Penkin, Viktor A. Katrich, and Mikhail Nesterenko, "Alternative Representation of Green's Function for Electric Field on Surfaces of Thin Vibrators," Progress In Electromagnetics Research M, Vol. 52, 169-179, 2016.
doi:10.2528/PIERM16102604
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