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O objetivo deste artigo é gerar uma resposta temporal e de banda larga a partir de estruturas condutoras tridimensionais. Isto é conseguido através do uso de um método híbrido que envolve a geração de informações de tempo antecipado e de baixa frequência. Estes dois são mutuamente complementares e contêm todas as informações necessárias para um registro suficiente. Utilizando polinômios ortogonais, o sinal no domínio do tempo do campo eletromagnético espalhado pode ser expresso de maneira eficiente, bem como as respostas correspondentes no domínio da frequência. Os dados disponíveis são extrapolados simultaneamente em ambos os domínios. A carga computacional para análise eletromagnética, o Método do Momento (MOM), pode ser significativamente reduzida.
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Jinhwan KOH, Taekon KIM, Wonwoo LEE, Tapan K. SARKAR, "Extraction of Wideband Response Using Bessel-Chebyshev Functions" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E85-B, no. 10, pp. 2263-2272, October 2002, doi: .
Abstract: The objective of this paper is to generate a wideband and temporal response from three-dimensional conducting structures. This is accomplished through the use of a hybrid method that involves generation of early time and low frequency information. These two are mutually complementary and contain all the necessary information for a sufficient record length. Utilizing orthogonal polynomials, time domain signal of scattering electromagnetic field could be expressed in an efficient way as well as the corresponding frequency domain responses. The available data is simultaneously extrapolated in both domains. Computational load for electromagnetic analysis, the Method of Moment (MOM), can be significantly reduced.
URL: https://global.ieice.org/en_transactions/communications/10.1587/e85-b_10_2263/_p
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