Application of the Transmission Line Matrix (TLM) method to EMC problems
P. Russer, Johannes A. Russer
Abstract
P. Russer, Johannes A. Russer
Abstract
The application of the TLM method to electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) problems is discussed. As a time-domain method the Transmission Line Matrix (TLM) method allows to model broad-band and transient electromagnetic phenomena and therefore is optimally suited for modeling. Combining TLM with the Integral Equation method yields a powerful tool for the modeling of complex electromagnetic structures separated by large distances in free space. Introducing network models allows the application of correlation matrix methods for the modeling of stochastic fields.
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The application of the TLM method to electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) problems is discussed. As a time-domain method the Transmission Line Matrix (TLM) method allows to model broad-band and transient electromagnetic phenomena and therefore is optimally suited for modeling. Combining TLM with the Integral Equation method yields a powerful tool for the modeling of complex electromagnetic structures separated by large distances in free space. Introducing network models allows the application of correlation matrix methods for the modeling of stochastic fields.
Key concepts: Transmission-line matrix method, Electromagnetic compatibility, Transmission line, Electronic engineering, Computational electromagnetics, Computer science, Integral equation, Time domain