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Basic Waveguide Problems

In this section, a set of elementary structures is investigated. These components are essentially embedded in more complex electromagnetic compatibility devices (EMC) devices regarding microwave instrumentations, miniaturized packaging layouts in communication ensembles, power managing tools, and biomedical systems for the estimation of hazardous health effects. Since, their profile may lead to complicated field patterns, it is anticipated that HO FDTD operators will provide the most sufficient results. [Pg.171]

FIGURE 7.2 An inclined-slot coupled //-plane T-junction [Pg.172]

FIGURE 7.3 Coupling coefficient versus frequency of an H-plane T-junction for (a) various angles of slot inclination and (b) a 30° slot inclination considering the effect of wall thickness [Pg.173]

FIGURE 7.4 (a) A six-port cross junction and (b) magnitude of diverse -parameters computed via the second-order and HO FDTD techniques [Pg.173]

FIGURE 7.5 (a) An iris-slot circular waveguide and (b) the 21 -parameter of the structure for a second-and a HO FDTD realization taking into account the effect of wall thickness [Pg.174]


Another significant class of problems, whose waveguiding properties require a systematic study, is the PCBs that constitute the basic parts of many contemporary telecommunication or computer devices. A general PCB configuration is shown in Figure 7.16. Most components... [Pg.181]


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