A Time-Domain Numerical Method for Multi-Conductor Coaxial Lines Using the Exact Retarded Potential Integral Equations
We present a time-domain numerical method for calculating the current propagating through coaxial lines including the radiation effect. In previous studies of transmission lines using the retarded potential integral equations (RPIE), the so-called thin-wire approximation to the RPIE has been mainly...
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doaj-1bc2cd6f10814584a29e7b02f19315c92021-05-07T23:01:00ZengIEEEIEEE Access2169-35362021-01-019667816679010.1109/ACCESS.2021.30769319420059A Time-Domain Numerical Method for Multi-Conductor Coaxial Lines Using the Exact Retarded Potential Integral EquationsShuji Kitora0https://orcid.org/0000-0001-6833-8049Souma Jinno1https://orcid.org/0000-0002-1533-5853Hiroshi Toki2https://orcid.org/0000-0003-1332-8286Masayuki Abe3https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5619-3911Graduate School of Engineering Science, Osaka University, Toyonaka, JapanGraduate School of Engineering Science, Osaka University, Toyonaka, JapanGraduate School of Engineering Science, Osaka University, Toyonaka, JapanGraduate School of Engineering Science, Osaka University, Toyonaka, JapanWe present a time-domain numerical method for calculating the current propagating through coaxial lines including the radiation effect. In previous studies of transmission lines using the retarded potential integral equations (RPIE), the so-called thin-wire approximation to the RPIE has been mainly used. However, the thin-wire approximation has the problem that the unphysical oscillation occurs when the spatial mesh size is smaller than the radius, even for one-conductor line. In addition, the application of the thin-wire approximation in multi-conductor coaxial lines causes a problem in the formulation. We solve these problems by developing a numerical method using the exact RPIE. We perform numerical calculations in the time-domain for two-conductor coaxial lines and obtain numerical solutions even for the very small common-mode current that causes radiation emission.https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/9420059/Coaxial linestime-domaincommon-moderetarded potentialintegral equation |
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Shuji Kitora Souma Jinno Hiroshi Toki Masayuki Abe A Time-Domain Numerical Method for Multi-Conductor Coaxial Lines Using the Exact Retarded Potential Integral Equations IEEE Access Coaxial lines time-domain common-mode retarded potential integral equation |
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Shuji Kitora Souma Jinno Hiroshi Toki Masayuki Abe |
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Shuji Kitora |
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A Time-Domain Numerical Method for Multi-Conductor Coaxial Lines Using the Exact Retarded Potential Integral Equations |
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A Time-Domain Numerical Method for Multi-Conductor Coaxial Lines Using the Exact Retarded Potential Integral Equations |
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A Time-Domain Numerical Method for Multi-Conductor Coaxial Lines Using the Exact Retarded Potential Integral Equations |
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A Time-Domain Numerical Method for Multi-Conductor Coaxial Lines Using the Exact Retarded Potential Integral Equations |
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A Time-Domain Numerical Method for Multi-Conductor Coaxial Lines Using the Exact Retarded Potential Integral Equations |
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time-domain numerical method for multi-conductor coaxial lines using the exact retarded potential integral equations |
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We present a time-domain numerical method for calculating the current propagating through coaxial lines including the radiation effect. In previous studies of transmission lines using the retarded potential integral equations (RPIE), the so-called thin-wire approximation to the RPIE has been mainly used. However, the thin-wire approximation has the problem that the unphysical oscillation occurs when the spatial mesh size is smaller than the radius, even for one-conductor line. In addition, the application of the thin-wire approximation in multi-conductor coaxial lines causes a problem in the formulation. We solve these problems by developing a numerical method using the exact RPIE. We perform numerical calculations in the time-domain for two-conductor coaxial lines and obtain numerical solutions even for the very small common-mode current that causes radiation emission. |
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Coaxial lines time-domain common-mode retarded potential integral equation |
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