Reconstruction of Two-Dimensional Randomly Rough Surfaces Based on Bidirectional Reflectance Distribution Function

Xuan, Yimin; Han, Yuge; Zhou, Y.

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“…In the direct method, we can directly reconstruct the contour information of errors based on the device's electrical properties (Chakrabarti et al, 2013;Cai et al, 2006). But the indirect method provides parameter information rather than the overall contour information of errors (Galdi et al, 2006;El-Shenawee et al, 2009;Xuan et al, 2013). In practical applications, the overall contour information of surface errors affects the transmission losses of a waveguide.…”

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Reconstruction of surface errors of the metallic waveguide based on electromagnetic scattering theory

Tang

2016

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Abstract:First, the fractal model of surface errors was constructed by means of the Monte Carlo method, and the source term and spectral amplitude of surface errors were calculated. The reconstruction model of surface errors was then established. The non-differentiable problem of the fractal model was solved by the fractional differential theory. To verify the accuracy of proposed models, a waveguide filter was manufactured. The reconstruction results obtained by the fractal function model were compared with the measured results, and a comparison of the results obtained by different reconstruction models proves that the fractal function is optimal in modelling.Keywords: reconstruction; surface error; metallic waveguide; electromagnetic scattering; fractal function.Reference to this paper should be made as follows: Li, N. and Tang, B. (2016) 'Reconstruction of surface errors of the metallic waveguide based on electromagnetic scattering theory', Int.

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Reconstruction of surface errors of the metallic waveguide based on electromagnetic scattering theory

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2016

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Reconstruction of Two-Dimensional Randomly Rough Surfaces Based on Bidirectional Reflectance Distribution Function

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Reconstruction of surface errors of the metallic waveguide based on electromagnetic scattering theory

Reconstruction of surface errors of the metallic waveguide based on electromagnetic scattering theory

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