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Journal of the Korea Institute of Military Science and Technology 2012;15(6):779-785.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.9766/KIMST.2012.15.6.779   
Analysis of Frequency Characteristics for the Finite Frequency Selective Surface with the Consideration of Curvature Effect
Ic-Pyo Hong, Heung-Jae Chun, Myung-Gun Lee, Yong-Sik Jung
1Kongju National University
2Yonsei University
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4Kwangwoon University
유한크기 FSS의 곡률효과에 따른 주파수 특성 해석
홍익표, 전흥재, 이명건, 정용식
1공주대학교
2연세대학교
3국방과학연구소
4광운대학교
Abstract
In this paper, we have analyzed the curvature effects of the finite FSS(frequency selective surface) using the 3-D method of moment using the BiCGSTab algorithm as an iterative method. To validate the analysis method in this paper, we compared the RCS(radar cross section) of PEC(perfect electric conductor) sphere with theoretical results and it shows well agreements. The tripole slot FSSs which have many application in military were selected for the investigation of curvature effect and RCS as a frequency characteristics were observed with the variation of the curvature rate. Simulation results shows that curvature effect can significant effect the passband frequency and bandwidth of FSS. We suggest that the curvature effect must be considered at the stage of design FSS application like FSS radome.
Key Words: Frequency Selective Surface, RCS, Frequency Characteristic, Method of Moment
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