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Analysis of Dielectric Resonators with Tuning Screw and Supporting Structure

F. Hernández-Gil, Jesús María Pinar-Pérez

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The finite Element Method is applied to calculate the resonant frequencies and electromagnetic field distributions of axisymmetric dielectric resonator modes. Analysis of several resonator shapes is made inluding ring resonator, double resonator, and rod resonator with tuning screw and supporting structure.

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The finite Element Method is applied to calculate the resonant frequencies and electromagnetic field distributions of axisymmetric dielectric resonator modes. Analysis of several resonator shapes is made inluding ring resonator, double resonator, and rod resonator with tuning screw and supporting structure.

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The finite Element Method is applied to calculate the resonant frequencies and electromagnetic field distributions of axisymmetric dielectric resonator modes. Analysis of several resonator shapes is made inluding ring resonator, double resonator, and rod resonator with tuning screw and supporting structure.

Key concepts: Resonator, Dielectric resonator antenna, Helical resonator, Dielectric, Dielectric resonator, Finite element method, Rotational symmetry, Materials science

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