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TIME-DOMAIN ELECTROMAGNETIC RECIPROCITY IN ANTENNA MODELING IEEEPress 445HoesLane Piscataway,NJ08854 IEEEPressEditorialBoard EkramHossain,EditorinChief DavidAlanGrier AndreasMolisch DiomidisSpinellis DonaldHeirman SaeidNahavandi SarahSpurgeon ElyaB.Joffe RayPerez AhmetMuratTekalp XiaoouLi JeffreyReed TIME-DOMAIN ELECTROMAGNETIC RECIPROCITY IN ANTENNA MODELING MARTIN SˇTUMPF IEEEAntennasandPropagationSociety,Sponsor TheIEEEPressSeriesonElectromagneticWaveTheory Copyright(cid:2)c 2020byTheInstituteofElectricalandElectronicsEngineers,Inc.Allrightsreserved. PublishedbyJohnWiley&Sons,Inc.,Hoboken,NewJersey. PublishedsimultaneouslyinCanada. 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LibraryofCongressCataloging-in-PublicationDataisavailable. hardback:9781119612315 PrintedintheUnitedStatesofAmerica. 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 Dedicatedtomyparents CONTENTS PREFACE xiii ACRONYMS xv 1 INTRODUCTION 1 1.1 Synopsis 2 1.2 Prerequisites 5 1.2.1 One-SidedLaplaceTransformation 6 1.2.2 Lorentz’sReciprocityTheorem 8 2 CAGNIARD-DEHOOPMETHODOFMOMENTSFOR THIN-WIREANTENNAS 15 2.1 ProblemDescription 15 2.2 ProblemFormulation 16 2.3 ProblemSolution 18 2.4 AntennaExcitation 20 2.4.1 Plane-WaveExcitation 20 2.4.2 Delta-GapExcitation 21 IllustrativeExample 22 vii viii CONTENTS 3 PULSEDEMMUTUALCOUPLINGBETWEENPARALLEL WIREANTENNAS 25 3.1 ProblemDescription 25 3.2 ProblemFormulation 26 3.3 ProblemSolution 27 4 INCORPORATINGWIRE-ANTENNALOSSES 29 4.1 ModificationoftheImpedanceMatrix 30 5 CONNECTINGALUMPEDELEMENTTOTHEWIRE ANTENNA 31 5.1 ModificationoftheImpedanceMatrix 32 6 PULSEDEMRADIATIONFROMASTRAIGHTWIRE ANTENNA 35 6.1 ProblemDescription 35 6.2 Source-TypeRepresentationsfortheTDRadiatedEMFields 36 6.3 Far-FieldTDRadiationCharacteristics 38 7 EMRECIPROCITYBASEDCALCULATIONOFTD RADIATIONCHARACTERISTICS 41 7.1 ProblemDescription 41 7.2 ProblemSolution 42 IllustrativeNumericalExample 43 8 INFLUENCEOFAWIRESCATTERERONATRANSMITTING WIREANTENNA 47 8.1 ProblemDescription 47 8.2 ProblemSolution 48 IllustrativeNumericalExample 49 9 INFLUENCEOFALUMPEDLOADONEMSCATTERING OFARECEIVINGWIREANTENNA 53 9.1 ProblemDescription 53 9.2 ProblemSolution 54 IllustrativeNumericalExample 55 CONTENTS ix 10 INFLUENCEOFAWIRESCATTERERONARECEIVING WIREANTENNA 59 10.1 ProblemDescription 59 10.2 ProblemSolution 59 IllustrativeNumericalExample 61 11 EM-FIELDCOUPLINGTOTRANSMISSIONLINES 65 11.1 Introduction 65 11.2 ProblemDescription 68 11.3 EM-Field-To-LineInteraction 68 11.4 RelationtoAgrawalCouplingModel 71 11.5 AlternativeCouplingModelsBasedonEMReciprocity 73 11.5.1 EMPlane-WaveIncidence 73 11.5.2 KnownEMSourceDistribution 74 12 EMPLANE-WAVEINDUCEDTHE´VENIN’SVOLTAGE ONTRANSMISSIONLINES 77 12.1 TransmissionLineAbovethePerfectGround 77 12.1.1 The´venin’sVoltageatx=x 78 1 12.1.2 The´venin’sVoltageatx=x 81 2 12.2 NarrowTraceonaGroundedSlab 83 12.2.1 The´venin’sVoltageatx=x 85 1 12.2.2 The´venin’sVoltageatx=x 88 2 IllustrativeNumericalExample 89 13 VED-INDUCEDTHE´VENIN’SVOLTAGEONTRANSMISSION LINES 93 13.1 TransmissionLineAbovethePerfectGround 93 13.1.1 ExcitationEMFields 94 13.1.2 The´venin’sVoltageatx=x 97 1 13.1.3 The´venin’sVoltageatx=x 98 2 13.2 InfluenceofFiniteGroundConductivity 98 13.2.1 ExcitationEMFields 98 13.2.2 CorrectiontoThe´venin’sVoltageatx=x 100 1 13.2.3 CorrectiontoThe´venin’sVoltageatx=x 101 2 IllustrativeNumericalExample 101 x CONTENTS 14 CAGNIARD-DEHOOPMETHODOFMOMENTSFOR PLANAR-STRIPANTENNAS 103 14.1 ProblemDescription 105 14.2 ProblemFormulation 106 14.3 ProblemSolution 107 14.4 AntennaExcitation 109 14.4.1 Plane-WaveExcitation 110 14.4.2 Delta-GapExcitation 111 14.5 ExtensiontoaWide-StripAntenna 111 IllustrativeNumericalExample 117 15 INCORPORATINGSTRIP-ANTENNALOSSES 121 15.1 ModificationoftheImpeditivityMatrix 122 15.1.1 StripwithConductiveProperties 123 15.1.2 StripwithDielectricProperties 123 15.1.3 StripwithConductiveandDielectricProperties 124 15.1.4 StripwithDrude-TypeDispersion 124 16 CONNECTINGALUMPEDELEMENTTOTHESTRIP ANTENNA 125 16.1 ModificationoftheImpeditivityMatrix 126 17 INCLUDINGAPECGROUNDPLANE 129 17.1 ProblemDescription 129 17.2 ProblemFormulation 130 17.3 ProblemSolution 131 17.4 AntennaExcitation 132 IllustrativeNumericalExample 133 A AGREEN’SFUNCTIONREPRESENTATIONINAN UNBOUNDED,HOMOGENEOUS,ANDISOTROPICMEDIUM 137 B TIME-DOMAINRESPONSEOFANINFINITECYLINDRICAL ANTENNA 141 B.1 Transform-DomainSolution 141 B.2 Time-DomainSolution 143

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