The efficiency and reliability of the multiple-mode transmission line theory applied to predict the electromagnetic coupling between electric monopoles with conducting planes inside a metallic enclosure is assessed in this paper. The planes are represented with an equivalent impedance through a transmission line analogy. Particularly critical coupling configurations, such as close monopole-to-plane and plane-to-plane configurations are tested. The results obtained with the proposed method are compared to experimental measurements and transmission-line modelling method (TLM) numerical simulations. The proposed model is attractive due to its rapidity and good accuracy in predicting the coupling configurations examined.
Electromgnetic coupling between wires and loops inside a rectangular cavity using multiple-mode transmission line theory / A., Nanni; D. W. P., Thomas; C., Christopoulos; T., Konefal; J., Paul; L., Sandrolini; U., Reggiani; Massarini, Antonio. - STAMPA. - (2004), pp. 609-614. (Intervento presentato al convegno EMC Europe 2004 tenutosi a Eindhoven, Olanda nel 6-10 Settembre 2004).
Electromgnetic coupling between wires and loops inside a rectangular cavity using multiple-mode transmission line theory
MASSARINI, Antonio
2004
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The efficiency and reliability of the multiple-mode transmission line theory applied to predict the electromagnetic coupling between electric monopoles with conducting planes inside a metallic enclosure is assessed in this paper. The planes are represented with an equivalent impedance through a transmission line analogy. Particularly critical coupling configurations, such as close monopole-to-plane and plane-to-plane configurations are tested. The results obtained with the proposed method are compared to experimental measurements and transmission-line modelling method (TLM) numerical simulations. The proposed model is attractive due to its rapidity and good accuracy in predicting the coupling configurations examined.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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