We model a radiator/scatterer using an equivalent radiator. We determine shape and size of a radiating surface producing, on a region D, an electromagnetic field close to that generated by the primary radiator/scatterer. For a fixed equivalent radiator's shape, we deal with the dimensioning issue only. The method exploits the Singular Value Decomposition (SVDs) of the operators relating the ra-diator/scatterer to the field on D and the equivalent panel to the field on D. The size of the equivalent radiator is determined by minimizing the maximum error between the primary radi-ated/scattered field and that radiated using $D^{\prime}$. We show numerical test cases for a planar radiator with rectan-gular shape.
Dimensioning flat, rectangular equivalent radiators / Capozzoli, A.; Curcio, C.; Liseno, A.. - 2022-:(2022), pp. 1-4. (Intervento presentato al convegno 21st Mediterranean Microwave Symposium, MMS 2022 tenutosi a Pizzo Calabro, Italia nel 2022) [10.1109/MMS55062.2022.9825607].
Dimensioning flat, rectangular equivalent radiators
Capozzoli A.;Curcio C.;Liseno A.
2022
Abstract
We model a radiator/scatterer using an equivalent radiator. We determine shape and size of a radiating surface producing, on a region D, an electromagnetic field close to that generated by the primary radiator/scatterer. For a fixed equivalent radiator's shape, we deal with the dimensioning issue only. The method exploits the Singular Value Decomposition (SVDs) of the operators relating the ra-diator/scatterer to the field on D and the equivalent panel to the field on D. The size of the equivalent radiator is determined by minimizing the maximum error between the primary radi-ated/scattered field and that radiated using $D^{\prime}$. We show numerical test cases for a planar radiator with rectan-gular shape.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.