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引用次数: 2
摘要
当考虑高频时,天线在复杂环境中的实现仍然是一个问题[3]。均匀几何衍射理论(Uniform geometric Theory of Diffraction, UTD)是解决这一问题最方便的技术之一[1,2]。该方法已应用于IEEA开发的软件IDRA。
UTD asymptotic code used for antenna implementation on electrically large structures
The implementation of antennas in a complex environment still remains a problem when high frequencies are considered [3]. The Uniform geometrical Theory of Diffraction (UTD) is one of the most convenient techniques to solve this problem [1,2]. This method is applied in the software IDRA developed at IEEA.