DocumentCode
2564252
Title
A comparison of sensitivity to location errors in mathematical transformation of arbitrary electromagnetic fields
Author
Bush, K.B.
Author_Institution
IBM Corp, Endicott, NY, USA
fYear
1990
fDate
11-14 June 1990
Firstpage
414
Lastpage
415
Abstract
A comparison is made of three methods of mathematically transforming arbitrary electromagnetic fields from measurements of the power spectral density made in the near field: the point matching method, the diffraction method, and the random mode method. The methods are compared in terms of sensitivity to location errors, storage, and computational requirements. The results are verified by a computer simulation of an arbitrary source.<>
Keywords
digital simulation; electrical engineering computing; electromagnetic field theory; field strength measurement; transforms; arbitrary electromagnetic fields; computational requirements; computer simulation; diffraction; location errors; mathematical transformation; near field; point matching; power spectral density; random mode; storage; Density measurement; Diffraction; Electromagnetic fields; Integral equations; Magnetic field measurement; Moment methods; Partial differential equations; Polarization; Position measurement; Wave functions;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Precision Electromagnetic Measurements, 1990. CPEM '90 Digest., Conference on
Conference_Location
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/CPEM.1990.110084
Filename
110084
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