2016
DOI: 10.1109/tmag.2015.2487869
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Evaluation of Electromagnetic Scattering by Conducting Bodies of Revolution With Discontinuous Currents

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“…The feed model exponential is n = 2.8, yielding −8.5 dB attenuation at θ c and approximates the radiation pattern provided by a 90° corrugated feed described in Ref. [13] that will be used in the full wave analysis conducted by a CST Studio Suite. To initialise the numerical iterative scheme for the solution of the MA equation, the formulation presented in Ref.…”
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“…The feed model exponential is n = 2.8, yielding −8.5 dB attenuation at θ c and approximates the radiation pattern provided by a 90° corrugated feed described in Ref. [13] that will be used in the full wave analysis conducted by a CST Studio Suite. To initialise the numerical iterative scheme for the solution of the MA equation, the formulation presented in Ref.…”
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“…Figure 9 shows the contour plot radiation pattern given by the CST full‐wave analysis at 30 GHz, where the 90° corrugated horn illuminates the lens with horn's aperture centre at the origin of the coordinate system [13]. Compared with the results given by the PO‐GO analysis in Figure 8a, oscillations increase as some diffractive effects are considered in the full‐wave analysis.…”
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“…The solution of this Eq. 12 is obtained numerically by using Method of Moments (MOM) and due to the rotational symmetry of the body can use the Fourier series to represent this function: According to Galerkin's approach (W & = j*) and J* are the orthogonal vector to the surface S (Resende et al, 2015).…”
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