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Applying combined field integral equation technique to analyze quasi-waveguide structures

Juan Ramon Mosig, Michael Mattes, Laleh Golestanirad
2009
Conference paper

Abstract

In this paper a detailed mathematical procedure is described to evaluate modal scattering parameters conventionally defined in planar multilayered structures excited by wave ports. Combined Field Integral Equation technique is implemented and solved using method of moments. The developed formulation then is successfully applied to analyze waveguide structures and proved to be very efficient in the term of accuracy and performance.

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