have presented, the current through the load is 2 / Z [ E: -EZ+ 1.However, in this case we can also represent the current as E / ( Z( t ) ) where E is the voltage across the load and Z( t ) is the time varying impedance. (Only R is varying with time.)we now have a relationship that gives us an exact solution for f ( E:): where 2d 7 'c Now, let us look at the circuit used in the example. Using standard circuit techniques for determining the impedance yields R / j o C R + l / j o C z( I ) = j w L + Since (d/dt>e/*l = jwelor we can replace each occurrence of j w with d/dt. After this substitution, algebraic rearrangement of (6) and (7) yields (8), which is identical to (3) when all Relative FreqLiency Relotivp FI + x i~i~i i r -y Received 12-4-89 Microwave and Optical Technology Letters, 3/3, 98-102 ABSTRACT A method is proposed for using urruy element positions plur the element excitutions in order to ohtuin both acceptable sum and diflerence patterns for a monopulse array with u two-section feed network. Preliminary resuhs ure discussed.
Perfectly matched layers (PML's), which are employed for mesh truncation in the finite-difference time-domain (FDTD) or in finite element methods (FEM's), can be realized by artificial anisotropic materials with properly chosen permittivity and permeability tensors. The tensor constitutive parameters must satisfy the Kramers-Kronig relationships, so that the law of causality holds. These relations are used to relate the real and imaginary parts of the constitutive parameters of the PML media to deduce the asymptotic behaviors of these parameters at low and high frequencies.
The derivation of the closed-form spatial domain Green's functions for the vector and scalar potentials is presented for a microstrip geometry with a substrate and a superstrate, whose thicknesses can be arbitrary. The spatial domain Green's functions for printed circuits are typically expressed as Sommerfeld integrals, that are inverse Hankel transform of the corresponding spectral domain Green's functions, and are quite time-consuming to evaluate. Closed-form representations of these Green's functions in the spatial domains can only be obtained if the integrands are approximated by a linear combination of functions that are analytically integrable. In this paper, we show we can accomplish this by approximating the spectral domain Green's functions in terms of complex expo-nential~ by using the least square Prony's method.
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