2019
DOI: 10.1007/s11277-019-06477-w
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Applicability of Cavity Modeling Technique to Analyze Complex Waveguide Structures Involving Cavity Cross Couplings

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“…If the scattered field is in the waveguide region then it is called a 'waveguide scattered field' whereas if the scattered field is in the cavity region then it is called the 'cavity scattered field'. The scattered field in the waveguide region can be derived using the modal expansion method [16][17][18] whereas the scattered field in the cavity regions can be derived using the Greens function approach [16,17,19]. The source field is the dominant TE10 mode and can be present in the input waveguide only (in this case in the region W1).…”
Section: Cavity Model Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…If the scattered field is in the waveguide region then it is called a 'waveguide scattered field' whereas if the scattered field is in the cavity region then it is called the 'cavity scattered field'. The scattered field in the waveguide region can be derived using the modal expansion method [16][17][18] whereas the scattered field in the cavity regions can be derived using the Greens function approach [16,17,19]. The source field is the dominant TE10 mode and can be present in the input waveguide only (in this case in the region W1).…”
Section: Cavity Model Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Applying the continuity condition of tangential magnetic fields, the boundary equations on the different apertures of the DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.32452/IJAMT.2022.296300 © 2023 IJAMT network can be derived. The boundary equation will be in terms of unknown magnetic currents and can be solved using Galerkin's specialization of the method of moments [16,17,20]. This will provide the fields at different apertures and Sparameters of the network.…”
Section: Cavity Model Analysismentioning
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