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cst absorber
Hello all,
I'm trying to simulate the performance of absorbing structures (mostly pyramids).To calculate the absorber's reflectivity I compare the reflected field at a point with that reflected by a metal plate of the same size.The point's position depends of course on the angle of incidence of the incoming plane wave.Then R=20log(FFT(absorber signal)/FFT(plate signal)).This method is described in an article (for measurements not simulations).
Data on the electrical properties of the absorbers are found in the article "Comparison of EM Absorber Used in Anechoic and Semi-Anechoic Chambers for Emissions and Immunity Testing of Digital Devices".Regarding the dimensions of the absorbers I use typical dimensions taken by spreadsheets.
My inquries:
1)Has anybody any kind of previous experience/suggestions on this topic?
2)Does anybody know where I can find other sources of data on the absorber's e and σ?Data on absorbers are thin on the ground I guess.
Thank you
Hello all,
I'm trying to simulate the performance of absorbing structures (mostly pyramids).To calculate the absorber's reflectivity I compare the reflected field at a point with that reflected by a metal plate of the same size.The point's position depends of course on the angle of incidence of the incoming plane wave.Then R=20log(FFT(absorber signal)/FFT(plate signal)).This method is described in an article (for measurements not simulations).
Data on the electrical properties of the absorbers are found in the article "Comparison of EM Absorber Used in Anechoic and Semi-Anechoic Chambers for Emissions and Immunity Testing of Digital Devices".Regarding the dimensions of the absorbers I use typical dimensions taken by spreadsheets.
My inquries:
1)Has anybody any kind of previous experience/suggestions on this topic?
2)Does anybody know where I can find other sources of data on the absorber's e and σ?Data on absorbers are thin on the ground I guess.
Thank you