From Engineering Electromagnetics to Electromagnetic Engineering: Using Computational Electromagnetics for Synthesis Problems
Anton G. Tijhuis, Martijn C. van Beurden, B.P. de Hon
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Anton G. Tijhuis, Martijn C. van Beurden, B.P. de Hon
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In this paper, a two-stage approach is proposed for using computational electromagnetics in antenna engineering. First, stochastic optimization techniques are used in combination with approximate models. Second, line-search techniques are combined with full-wave modeling. For the first stage, we show an illustrative example. The second stage is considered in detail; both the acceleration of the underlying field computations and the implementation of the optimization are discussed.
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In this paper, a two-stage approach is proposed for using computational electromagnetics in antenna engineering. First, stochastic optimization techniques are used in combination with approximate models. Second, line-search techniques are combined with full-wave modeling. For the first stage, we show an illustrative example. The second stage is considered in detail; both the acceleration of the underlying field computations and the implementation of the optimization are discussed.
Key concepts: Electromagnetics, Computational electromagnetics, Computation, Computer science, Acceleration, Field (mathematics), Computational science, Electromagnetic field