Application of Precise Integration in Dielectric Layer PBG Structure in a Waveguide

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In this paper, precise integration in a symplectic system is used to analyze the stop-band characteristic of the dielectric layer PBG structure in a waveguide. The transverse section is made discrete by using edge elements. The stiff matrices of a dielectric layer and an air layer can be calculated by precision integration based on Riccati equations in a Hamiltonian system. The export stiff matrices of a period can be obtained by a combination of substructures, and then the whole structure can be solved. The stop-band characteristic of a dielectric layer PBG structure in a waveguide is obtained and the effects of the size of period and the number of periods are discussed. The examples presented show that this method is precise and efficient.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volumes 462-463)

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512-517

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January 2011

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