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1. Excitation of a Conducting Cylinder Using the Theory of Characteristic Modes

Author

A. Pascawati, P. Hazdra, T. Lonsky, and M. R. K. Aziz

Subjects
Theory of characteristic modes, excitation of modes, coupling elements, matching networks, Electrical engineering. Electronics. Nuclear engineering, TK1-9971
Abstract

This paper describes the application of the theory of characteristic modes to excite a conducting cylinder representing the chassis of a rocket. Mode excitation is achieved by cutting H-shaped slots on the cylinder at specific locations where the maximum of modal current distribution occurs. The L-matching network is designed to match the impedance of the slots to the input coaxial cable. Finally, the proposed concept is verified during manufacturing and measurement. It is shown that the measured results are in excellent agreement with the simulation.

Published
2018

2. Excitation of a Conducting Cylinder Using the Theory of Characteristic Modes

Abstract

This paper describes the application of the theory of characteristic modes to excite a conducting cylinder representing the chassis of a rocket. Mode excitation is achieved by cutting H-shaped slots on the cylinder at specific locations where the maximum of modal current distribution occurs. The L-matching network is designed to match the impedance of the slots to the input coaxial cable. Finally, the proposed concept is verified during manufacturing and measurement. It is shown that the measured results are in excellent agreement with the simulation.

Published
2018

3. Excitation of a Conducting Cylinder Using the Theory of Characteristic Modes

Author

Pascawati, Anita, Hazdra, Pavel, Lonsky, Tomas, Aziz, Muhammad Reza Kahar, Pascawati, Anita, Hazdra, Pavel, Lonsky, Tomas, and Aziz, Muhammad Reza Kahar

Abstract

This paper describes the application of the theory of characteristic modes to excite a conducting cylinder representing the chassis of a rocket. Mode excitation is achieved by cutting H-shaped slots on the cylinder at specific locations where the maximum of modal current distribution occurs. The L-matching network is designed to match the impedance of the slots to the input coaxial cable. Finally, the proposed concept is verified during manufacturing and measurement. It is shown that the measured results are in excellent agreement with the simulation.

Published
2018

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