1. Magnetic field penetration through a circular aperture in a perfectly conducting plate excited by a coaxial loop
- Author
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Giampiero Lovat, Rodolfo Araneo, Salvatore Celozzi, and Paolo Burghignoli
- Subjects
Physics ,QC501-766 ,Aperture ,business.industry ,near field ,Penetration (firestop) ,TK5101-6720 ,Magnetic field ,Loop (topology) ,Electricity and magnetism ,electromagnetic shielding ,Optics ,Excited state ,Telecommunication ,Electrical and Electronic Engineering ,Coaxial ,business - Abstract
The transmission of an electromagnetic field produced by a current loop of finite radius through a coaxial circular aperture in a perfectly conducting plate is evaluated through a rapidly convergent formulation in an exact form. By applying the equivalence principle, the problem is first formulated in the Hankel transform domain, obtaining a set of dual integral equations in which the equivalent surface magnetic current density defined on the aperture is not known. The set of dual integral equations is regularised in a second‐kind Fredholm integral equation by applying the Abel integral‐transform technique. The solution is achieved by expanding the unknown in a set of orthogonal basis functions that correctly reproduce the behaviour of the equivalent magnetic current at the edge of the aperture. Finally, under particular assumptions, a low‐frequency solution is extracted in a closed form. Numerical results are reported to validate the accuracy and efficiency of the proposed formulations.
- Published
- 2021