Overview on Combination of Numerical Modelling and Near-Field Measurements for Complex Electromagnetic Systems

Saporetti, M. A.; Scialacqua, L.; Saccardi, F.; Foged, L. J.

doi:10.1109/ieeeconf35879.2020.9329882

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“…They recommend that measurements be concentrated on the pertinent portion of the antenna, that exterior scattering be modeled numerically, and that equivalent current (EQC) be used as a source in simulations and as a precise representation of the antenna. Numerous applications, such as automotive, aerospace, and electromagnetic compatibility (EMC), have effectively verified this approach [7]. J. L. Rotgerink et al conducted a study comparing crosstalk measurement techniques for determining crosstalk between cables made of copper or car-bon-fiber reinforced plastic (CFRP).…”

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Literature Review on Simulation and Measuring Techniques for Transmission Lines and Antennas

Pansoy,

Garcia,

Arboleda

2024

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This literature review investigates the importance of simulation and measurement techniques in the development of transmission lines and antennas, which are crucial to the reliability and efficiency of communication system. It emphasizes the necessity of exact measurement and computational approaches for simulating complicated electromagnetic process, which help to optimize designs before physical prototypes are built. The review examines a variety of research articles that offer innovative solutions to improving accuracy in antenna design, scalability and cost challenges in antenna measurements, and crosstalk measurement methods. It also explores how these methodologies affect antenna design parameters such as gain, bandwidth, and radiation patterns, emphasizing the importance of correct modeling to ensure the performance of transmission lines and antennas in modern communication system. The review serves as a valuable reference for guiding future research and technological advancements in these fields.

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confidence: 99%