Performance of uniaxial multilayer cylinders used for invisible cloak realization

Bojanjac, Dario; Ivšić, Branimir; Komljenović, Tin; Šipuš, Zvonimir

doi:10.1109/eucap.2012.6206456

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“…Accurate solution of perfect conductive object has great reference meaning for validation of other numerical algorithm and always used as benchmark of numerical algorithm precision [1,2] . The accurate solution also has reference value for study target's scattering characteristics.…”

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Study on Cylinder's Surface Current Density and Radar Cross Section (RCS) Resonance

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2013

2013 International Conference on Information Technology and Applications

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Perfect electric conductive cylinder's scattering is a typical 2-dimensional scattering and has accurate solution which is very helpful in study of conductor's surface wave, crawling wave and is often used for validation of computational algorithm. The surface currency density's magnitude and phase's distribution over the profile are studied and the incident polarization and frequency's influence on the surface currency are analyzed. The bi-static radar cross section (RCS) is calculated based on the far field approximation of Hankel's function and the RCS's resonant characteristics over the frequency and bi-static angle are studied. Analysis results show that RCS's variations with frequency and bi-static angle are similar and the resonant peaks numbers are the same. This result has important reference meaning to study of RCS's frequency and multistatic features.

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Study on Cylinder's Surface Current Density and Radar Cross Section (RCS) Resonance

Liu

2013

2013 International Conference on Information Technology and Applications

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Performance of uniaxial multilayer cylinders used for invisible cloak realization

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Study on Cylinder's Surface Current Density and Radar Cross Section (RCS) Resonance

Study on Cylinder's Surface Current Density and Radar Cross Section (RCS) Resonance

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