The influence of different grid length to the FDTD calculation
Yu Jiang, Gao Hong-you, Shaopeng Yu, Hong Xiao, Xingpeng Liu, Wei Teng
Abstract
Yu Jiang, Gao Hong-you, Shaopeng Yu, Hong Xiao, Xingpeng Liu, Wei Teng
Abstract
As a numerical calculation method, finite-difference time-domain method (FDTD), which is used to analyze the electromagnetic problems, can cause some inevitable errors. This paper mainly analyzes the effects of FDTD using different grid length to dispose of the electromagnetic problems. Then, we briefly illustrate the numerical stability condition of FDTD and the relationship between the space-step and the time-step. According to the experience, it can be presented that the proof of making sure the grid length in FDTD calculating is the grid length must satisfy this relation: Deltatshould be taken into account to ensure the stability of FDTD.
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As a numerical calculation method, finite-difference time-domain method (FDTD), which is used to analyze the electromagnetic problems, can cause some inevitable errors. This paper mainly analyzes the effects of FDTD using different grid length to dispose of the electromagnetic problems. Then, we briefly illustrate the numerical stability condition of FDTD and the relationship between the space-step and the time-step. According to the experience, it can be presented that the proof of making sure the grid length in FDTD calculating is the grid length must satisfy this relation: Deltatshould be taken into account to ensure the stability of FDTD.
Key concepts: Finite-difference time-domain method, Grid, Stability (learning theory), Computer science, Relation (database), Mathematics, Applied mathematics, Algorithm