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Reflection and Transmission Phase Characteristics of Inductive Discontinuities of Finite Thickness in Rectangular Waveguides
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The precise phase characteristics of the reflected and transmitted waves are obtained for electromagnetic scattering by inductive discontinuities of finite thickness located in rectangular waveguides. The incident wave is assumed to be the dominant mode, and the modified residue-calculus method is used for numerical analysis. The phase characteristics when the thickness and width of the iris are varied, and characteristics of the reflected and transmitted waves when resonance appears, are discussed. In addition, an X-band experiment is performed and the calculations for both the reflected and transmitted waves are shown to agree well with the experimental values.
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics Vol.E78-C No.2 pp.204-207
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- 1995/02/25
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Toshihiko SHIBAZAKI, Teruhiro KINOSHITA, Ryoji SHIN'YAGAITO, "Reflection and Transmission Phase Characteristics of Inductive Discontinuities of Finite Thickness in Rectangular Waveguides" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics,
vol. E78-C, no. 2, pp. 204-207, February 1995, doi: .
Abstract: The precise phase characteristics of the reflected and transmitted waves are obtained for electromagnetic scattering by inductive discontinuities of finite thickness located in rectangular waveguides. The incident wave is assumed to be the dominant mode, and the modified residue-calculus method is used for numerical analysis. The phase characteristics when the thickness and width of the iris are varied, and characteristics of the reflected and transmitted waves when resonance appears, are discussed. In addition, an X-band experiment is performed and the calculations for both the reflected and transmitted waves are shown to agree well with the experimental values.
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