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Microwave Simulator Based on the Finite-Element Method by Use of Commercial Tools
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Making up a microwave simulator is tried, which has an analysis method based on the finite-element method as a solver and commercial tools as a pre- and post-processor of a graphical user interface. The platform of this simulator is Windows, but, since the codes and configuration files to be created are common on Windows, Unix, and Linux, the simulator running on any platform may be made up at the same time, except a document on which all the commands of the simulator are embedded and executable. Using the simulator, the transmission properties of a 2- and 3-D waveguide discontinuity in a microwave circuit and eigenmodes of a 2- and 3-D waveguide are analyzed, and the computed results are presented in graphs of S parameters and plots of the electric field distribution.
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics Vol.E84-C No.7 pp.905-913
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- 2001/07/01
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- Special Section PAPER (Special Issue on Techniques for Constructing Microwave Simulators--Design and Analysis Tools for Electromagnetic Fields, Circuits, and Antennas--)
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- Electromagnetics Simulation Techniques
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Koichi HIRAYAMA, Yoshio HAYASHI, Masanori KOSHIBA, "Microwave Simulator Based on the Finite-Element Method by Use of Commercial Tools" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics,
vol. E84-C, no. 7, pp. 905-913, July 2001, doi: .
Abstract: Making up a microwave simulator is tried, which has an analysis method based on the finite-element method as a solver and commercial tools as a pre- and post-processor of a graphical user interface. The platform of this simulator is Windows, but, since the codes and configuration files to be created are common on Windows, Unix, and Linux, the simulator running on any platform may be made up at the same time, except a document on which all the commands of the simulator are embedded and executable. Using the simulator, the transmission properties of a 2- and 3-D waveguide discontinuity in a microwave circuit and eigenmodes of a 2- and 3-D waveguide are analyzed, and the computed results are presented in graphs of S parameters and plots of the electric field distribution.
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