Fast analysis of active antenna systems following the Deep Integration paradigm
Book chapter, 2018
The ultimate form of system integration is arguably to fuse conducting, semiconducting, and non-conducting materials into a single heterogeneous material having the multifunctional properties of a full-blown antenna system. This chapter introduces the so-called Deep Integration paradigm and discusses the fast numerical analysis of these potentially next-generation deeply integrated antenna structures. These multiscale problems are analyzed efficiently through a numerical enhancement technique, called the Characteristic Basis Function Method.
Method of moments
Deep integration paradigm
Electromagnetic wave propagation
Numerical approximation and analysis
System integration
Single antennas
Interpolation and function approximation (numerical analysis)
Next-generation deeply integrated antenna structures
Fast numerical analysis
Full-blown antenna system
Active antenna systems
Electromagnetic wave scattering
Antenna arrays
Active antennas
Multifunctional properties
Ultimate form
Fast analysis
Nonconducting materials
numerical analysis
Single heterogeneous material
Author
Rob Maaskant
Chalmers, Electrical Engineering, Communication, Antennas and Optical Networks
Developments in Antenna Analysis and Design: Volume 2
187-211
9781785618901 (ISBN)
Subject Categories
Computational Mathematics
Other Physics Topics
Other Electrical Engineering, Electronic Engineering, Information Engineering
DOI
10.1049/SBEW543G_ch6