Natural Mode Methods in Frequency and Time Domain Analysis

Miller, E. K.

doi:10.1007/978-94-011-8129-7_5

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“…The drawback of the TD transient analysis of such structures is that it involves the calculation of the transient response over a long period with the consequent requirement of CPU time. This drawback can be overcome using parametric modeling techniques for extracting the complex resonant frequencies (CRF) of the antennas from a series of evenly spaced data [8], [9]. These data are taken, according to the Nyquist criterion, from their late-time response to a transient electromagnetic wave.…”

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On the application of parametric models to the transient analysis of resonant and multiband antennas

Callejn

Bretones

Martin

1998

IEEE Trans. Antennas Propagat.

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The transient responses of a resonant antenna and a fractal multiband antenna, both formed by conducting surfaces, are calculated. The surfaces are modeled by planar triangular patches and the study is carried out by solving the time-domain electric-field integral equation (TD-EFIE). Linear parametric modeling techniques are applied to considerably reduce computation time. Numerical results are compared with experimental measurements.

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