Masanori KOSHIBA Kazuya HAYATA Michio SUZUKI
A vectorial finite-element method for the analysis of three-dimensional dielectric waveguides is developed in terms of all three components (Hx, Hy, and Hz) of the magnetic field H. In this approach, the divergence relation for H is satisfied and the spurious, nonphysical modes which are included in the solutions of the earlier vectorial finite-element methods do not appear. In order to verify the accuracy of the method, the numerical results for a rectangular waveguide half-filled with dielectric are presented and compared with the exact results. The dielectric rectangular waveguides are also analyzed.
Shin YAMAMOTO Kunitoshi NISHIKAWA
An automated measurement system has been developed for measuring a magnetic-field strength inside and outside a motor vehicle exposed to an electromagnetic-field (EM-field). This measurement system consists of an EM-field generator unit, a magnetic-field probe, a data transmission unit with a fiber optic link, a graphic computer and its peripherals. The system is capable of measuring an EM-field strength of 40
Kazumi NAKAMATSU Atsuyuki SUZUKI
In this paper we give an algorithm of automatic theorem proving for various modal predicate systems, and prove its completeness. These modal systems can be tanslated into two-sorted extensional system. Using this fact, the theorem proving can be implemented by using the resolution for the extensional systems. Especially our new results in this paper are two inference rules for S4-modal system, which give a shorter proof than the ordinary resolution.
Toshio IHARA Yoji FURUHAMA Takeshi MANABE
A path-averaged raindrop size distribution is inferred from the equi-probability values of cumulative distribution of rain attenuation measured at 11.5, 34.5, and 81.8 GHz on the same propagation path of 1.3 km in a suburb of Tokyo for three years. By using the size distribution, attenuation coefficients due to rain are obtained in the frequency range from 10 to 300 GHz. The same kind of examination has already been made on the basis of the first one-year data. However, the result obtained this time is slightly stable in comparison with the result for the one-year data in statistical meaning, and is usable for predicting the rain attenuation at frequencies up to about 100 GHz with high accuracy. Moreover, the raindrop size distribution of Laws and Parsons is found to lead to an underestimation of rain attenuation by 30 or 40 percent in dB value at rain rate of 10 to 50 mm/h in the frequency range above about 100 GHz.
This paper deals with radiation from and surface wave excitation by a semi-infinite parallel-plate waveguide with an extended dielectric slab which has step discontinuity in permittivity inside the waveguide region. Use is made of the Wiener-Hopf technique in order to investigate precisely the scattering at the parallel-plate waveguide edges as well as at the discontinuity of the dielectric slab. A formal solution is derived by conventional factorization, method, and an iterative method which is effective to this type of formal solution is proposed to calculate the reflection coefficients of waveguide modes, transmission coefficients of excited surface wave modes, and radiation power numerically.
Yoshiaki ICHIKAWA Yohtaro YAMAZAKI Minoru SATOU
An application of composition graded Gd-Fe amorphous films to a magnetic sensor was studied. The composition graded Gd-Fe amorphous films were prepared by means of a coevaporation technique. The Gd-Fe films were evaporated on the Sio films which were deposited previously on glass substrates, then the Gd-Fe films were overlaid with SiO films. The ferromagnetic domain patterns on the films were examined by means of polar Kerr effect. A magnetic sensor measuring the magnetic fields near the surfaces of specimens was designed using the Gd-Fe film. The magnetic field was determined by measuring the area in which magnetization was inverted by the field. It was demonstrated that the magnetic sensor consist of the Gb-Fe film measured the normal magnetic fields near the specimen less that 1 µm from the surface in the range of 50 to 500 Oe.
Makoto SATO Hiroshi KANEKO Norio KASHIMA
A computer aided local estimation of fusion splice loss for graded-index optical fibers is proposed. Spliced fiber outer diameter deformation is extracted by image processing technique. The relation between deformation at the splice portion and splice loss is obtained experimentally. It is possible to eliminate large loss splices automatically using the splice portion appearance.
Tetsuo ASANO Takao ASANO Yoshikazu OHSUGA
We present a simple approximation algorithm for a problem of partitioning a polygonal region into a minimum number of triangles. The objective is to show that the absolute performance ratio of the algorithm is bounded by some constant for any polygonal region.
Shin'ichi WAKABAYASHI Tohru KIKUNO Noriyoshi YOSHIDA
A new parallel merge algorithm suitable for VLSI implementation is proposed. This algorithm can merge a given set of sorted sequences in O (N) computation time, where N is a total number of keys in input sequences, and it works on a linear array of simple identical processors.
It has been experimentally found that in a single-choke circular waveguide antenna, the beam circularity and cross-polar properties are greatly affected by the choke position. By properly choosing the choke position, better beam circularity and cross-polar properties can be obtained.