Separated Equivalent Edge Current Method for Calculating Scattering Cross Sections of Polyhedron Structures
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概要
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This paper describes a novel method to calculate the fields scattered by a polyhedron structure for an incident plane wave. In this method, the fields diffracted by an edge are calculated using the equivalent edge currents which are separated into components dependent on each of the two surfaces which form the edge. The separated equivalent edge currents are based on the Geometrical Theory of Diffraction (GTD). Using this Separated Equivalent Edge Current Method (SEECM), fields scattered by a polyhedron structure can be calculated without special treatment of the singularity in the diffraction coefficient. This method can be also applied successfully to structures with convex surfaces by modeling them as polyhedron structures.
- 社団法人電子情報通信学会の論文
- 1993-11-25
著者
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Katagi Takashi
Electro-optics & Microwave Systems Laboratory Mitsubishi Electric Corporation
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Hashimoto Tsutomu
Electo-optics And Microwave Systems Laboratory Mitsubishi Electric Corporation
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Hashimoto Tsutomu
Electro-optics & Microwave Systems Laboratory Mitsubishi Electric Corporation
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Sunahara Yonehiko
Electro-optics & Microwave Systems Laboratory, Mitsubishi Electric Corporation
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Ohmine Hiroyuki
Electro-optics & Microwave Systems Laboratory, Mitsubishi Electric Corporation
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Aoki Hiroshi
Kamakura Works, Mitsubishi Electric Corporation
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Ohmine H
Mitsubishi Electric Corp. Kanagawa‐ken Jpn
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Sunahara Y
Mitsubishi Electric Corp. Kamakura‐shi Jpn
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Aoki Hiroshi
Kamakura Works Mitsubishi Electric Corporation
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