Efficient Analysis of Structures with Rotatable Elements Using Model Order Reduction
This paper presents a novel full-wave technique which allows for a fast 3D finite element analysis of waveguide structures containing rotatable tuning elements of arbitrary shapes. Rotation of these elements changes the resonant frequencies of the structure, which can be used in the tuning process t...
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doaj-04b2e729440c4726b328b899ef7a5a9e2020-11-24T23:27:03ZengSpolecnost pro radioelektronicke inzenyrstviRadioengineering1210-25122016-04-012517380Efficient Analysis of Structures with Rotatable Elements Using Model Order ReductionG. FotygaK. NykaThis paper presents a novel full-wave technique which allows for a fast 3D finite element analysis of waveguide structures containing rotatable tuning elements of arbitrary shapes. Rotation of these elements changes the resonant frequencies of the structure, which can be used in the tuning process to obtain the S-characteristics desired for the device. For fast commutations of the response as the tuning elements are rotated, the 3D finite element method is supported by multilevel model-order reduction, orthogonal projection at the boundaries of macromodels and the operation called macromodels cloning. All the time-consuming steps are performed only once in the preparatory stage. In the tuning stage, only small parts of the domain are updated, by means of a special meshing technique. In effect, the tuning process is performed extremely rapidly. The results of the numerical experiments confirm the efficiency and validity of the proposed method.http://www.radioeng.cz/fulltexts/2016/16_01_0073_0080.pdfFinite element method (FEM)macromodelsmodel-order reduction (MOR)modal projection |
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G. Fotyga K. Nyka Efficient Analysis of Structures with Rotatable Elements Using Model Order Reduction Radioengineering Finite element method (FEM) macromodels model-order reduction (MOR) modal projection |
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Efficient Analysis of Structures with Rotatable Elements Using Model Order Reduction |
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Efficient Analysis of Structures with Rotatable Elements Using Model Order Reduction |
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Efficient Analysis of Structures with Rotatable Elements Using Model Order Reduction |
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Efficient Analysis of Structures with Rotatable Elements Using Model Order Reduction |
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Efficient Analysis of Structures with Rotatable Elements Using Model Order Reduction |
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efficient analysis of structures with rotatable elements using model order reduction |
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Spolecnost pro radioelektronicke inzenyrstvi |
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Radioengineering |
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This paper presents a novel full-wave technique which allows for a fast 3D finite element analysis of waveguide structures containing rotatable tuning elements of arbitrary shapes. Rotation of these elements changes the resonant frequencies of the structure, which can be used in the tuning process to obtain the S-characteristics desired for the device. For fast commutations of the response as the tuning elements are rotated, the 3D finite element method is supported by multilevel model-order reduction, orthogonal projection at the boundaries of macromodels and the operation called macromodels cloning. All the time-consuming steps are performed only once in the preparatory stage. In the tuning stage, only small parts of the domain are updated, by means of a special meshing technique. In effect, the tuning process is performed extremely rapidly. The results of the numerical experiments confirm the efficiency and validity of the proposed method. |
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Finite element method (FEM) macromodels model-order reduction (MOR) modal projection |
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