An efficient technique based on the extension of the Banded Matrix Iterative Approach (BMIA) to a non-canonical grid by using the Adaptive Integral Method (AIM) is presented for the analysis of stacked patch antennas of large dimensions. The patches can have arbitrary shape and orientation and are modeled by means of triangular elements.

A BMIA/AIM formulation for the analysis of large stacked patch antennas / A. FRENI; DE-VITA P.; MORI A.. - STAMPA. - 1:(2002), pp. 48-53. (Intervento presentato al convegno Mathematical Methods in Electromagnetic Theory, 2002. MMET '02. 2002, International Conference on tenutosi a Kiev, Ukraine nel Sept. 10-13) [10.1109/MMET.2002.1106832].

A BMIA/AIM formulation for the analysis of large stacked patch antennas

FRENI, ANGELO;
2002

Abstract

An efficient technique based on the extension of the Banded Matrix Iterative Approach (BMIA) to a non-canonical grid by using the Adaptive Integral Method (AIM) is presented for the analysis of stacked patch antennas of large dimensions. The patches can have arbitrary shape and orientation and are modeled by means of triangular elements.
2002
MATHEMATICAL METHODS IN ELECTROMAGNETIC THEORY, CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS
Mathematical Methods in Electromagnetic Theory, 2002. MMET '02. 2002, International Conference on
Kiev, Ukraine
Sept. 10-13
A. FRENI; DE-VITA P.; MORI A.
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