Baoquan ZHONG Zhiqun CHENG Minshi JIA Bingxin LI Kun WANG Zhenghao YANG Zheming ZHU
Kazuya TADA
Suguru KURATOMI Satoshi USUI Yoko TATEWAKI Hiroaki USUI
Yoshihiro NAKA Masahiko NISHIMOTO Mitsuhiro YOKOTA
Hiroki Hoshino Kentaro Kusama Takayuki Arai
Tsuneki YAMASAKI
Kengo SUGAHARA
Cuong Manh BUI Hiroshi SHIRAI
Hiroyuki DEGUCHI Masataka OHIRA Mikio TSUJI
Hiroto Tochigi Masakazu Nakatani Ken-ichi Aoshima Mayumi Kawana Yuta Yamaguchi Kenji Machida Nobuhiko Funabashi Hideo Fujikake
Yuki Imamura Daiki Fujii Yuki Enomoto Yuichi Ueno Yosei Shibata Munehiro Kimura
Keiya IMORI Junya SEKIKAWA
Naoki KANDA Junya SEKIKAWA
Yongzhe Wei Zhongyuan Zhou Zhicheng Xue Shunyu Yao Haichun Wang
Mio TANIGUCHI Akito IGUCHI Yasuhide TSUJI
Kouji SHIBATA Masaki KOBAYASHI
Zhi Earn TAN Kenjiro MATSUMOTO Masaya TAKAGI Hiromasa SAEKI Masaya TAMURA
Misato ONISHI Kazuhiro YAMAGUCHI Yuji SAKAMOTO
Koya TANIKAWA Shun FUJII Soma KOGURE Shuya TANAKA Shun TASAKA Koshiro WADA Satoki KAWANISHI Takasumi TANABE
Shotaro SUGITANI Ryuichi NAKAJIMA Keita YOSHIDA Jun FURUTA Kazutoshi KOBAYASHI
Ryosuke Ichikawa Takumi Watanabe Hiroki Takatsuka Shiro Suyama Hirotsugu Yamamoto
Chan-Liang Wu Chih-Wen Lu
Umer FAROOQ Masayuki MORI Koichi MAEZAWA
Ryo ITO Sumio SUGISAKI Toshiyuki KAWAHARAMURA Tokiyoshi MATSUDA Hidenori KAWANISHI Mutsumi KIMURA
Paul Cain
Arie SETIAWAN Shu SATO Naruto YONEMOTO Hitoshi NOHMI Hiroshi MURATA
Seiichiro Izawa
Hang Liu Fei Wu
Keiji GOTO Toru KAWANO Ryohei NAKAMURA
Takahiro SASAKI Yukihiro KAMIYA
Xiang XIONG Wen LI Xiaohua TAN Yusheng HU
Tohgo HOSODA Kazuyuki SAITO
Yihan ZHU Takashi OHSAWA
Shengbao YU Fanze MENG Yihan SHEN Yuzhu HAO Haigen ZHOU
Plane wave scattering from a circular conducting cylinder and a circular conducting strip has been formulated by equivalent surface currents which are postulated from the scattering geometrical optics (GO) field. Thus derived radiation far fields are found to be the same as those formulated by a conventional physical optics (PO) approximation for both E and H polarizations.
A planar electromagnetic field stirrer with periodically arranged metal patterns and diode switches is proposed for improving uneven heating of a heated object placed in a microwave oven. The reflection phase of the proposed stirrer changes by switching the states of diodes mounted on the stirrer and the electromagnetic field in the microwave oven is stirred. The temperature distribution of a heated object located in a microwave oven was simulated and measured using the stirrer in order to evaluate the improving effect of the uneven heating. As the result, the heated parts of the objects were changed with the diode states and the improving effect of the uneven heating was experimentally indicated.