2011 Microwaves, Radar and Remote Sensing Symposium 2011
DOI: 10.1109/mrrs.2011.6053617
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Analysis of Q-factor of dielectric resonator by means of fractional-rational approximation of reflection response

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“…The magnitude of c is determined by the degree of overlap of the resonance peaks, and it determines the error in the determination of their parameters. The expression (11) coincides with normalized correlation coefficient. Fig.…”
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“…The magnitude of c is determined by the degree of overlap of the resonance peaks, and it determines the error in the determination of their parameters. The expression (11) coincides with normalized correlation coefficient. Fig.…”
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“…Mathematical technique of continued fractions for realization a fractional-rational approximation of the frequency response of the resonator is considered in detail in [10,11]. The use of the fractional-rational approximation with step-by-step growing of the model order allows detecting high-Q resonances of coupled BCR in the case of practically complete overlapping [12].…”
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“…Mathematical apparatus of continued fractions for realization a fractional-rational approximation of the frequency response of the resonator is considered in detail in [10,11]. The use of the fractional-rational approximation with step-by-step growing of the model order allows detecting high-Q resonances of coupled BCR in the case of practically complete overlapping.…”
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confidence: 99%