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    Numerical Technique in Electromagnetic

    Problem
    By
    Dr. Mona M. Badawy
    ❖ Numerical Methods?!
    ✓ solves the problem for the current distribution, electric (E), and magnetic (H)
    fields across the problem domain
    ✓ numerical methods can be divided according to the solution process into
    frequency domain method and time domain method
    calculate the time response of the
    produce the solution separately for structure step by step until a steady
    each frequency. state is reached, form this time
    response the frequency response is
    calculated using the Fourier
    What is the difference between Time transform
    domain and frequency domain?
    ❖ Most Commonly Numerical Methods used in EM
    Finite Difference Time Domain
    (FDTD)

    • Finite Difference Methods

    • Method of Moments (MoM) Finite Difference Frequency Domain


    (FDFD)

    • Finite Element Method (FEM)

    • Transmission Line Modeling (TLM) What do these abbreviations


    mean??
    ❖ Maxwell Equitations Write maxwell equation in
    differential and integral
    form???

    Faraday’s Law

    Ampere Law

    Gauss electric law

    Gauss magnetic Law


    Transmission
    line method
    ❖ Main idea for Numerical methods

    Discretization : divide the given problem domain


    into sub-domains

    This process of discretization is known as


    meshing. Generally, the finer the mesh is; the
    better is the accuracy of the methods.

    Explain the discretization?


    ❖ Main idea for Numerical methods
    ❖ Main idea for Numerical methods
    ✓ The simulation time increases in the same proportion as the number of mesh
    cells

    ✓ The total number of mesh cells should not be increased carelessly as it will
    have a direct impact on the total simulation time.

    ✓ It is important to use a mesh that is well balanced and offers a good


    compromise between simulation speed and accuracy
    ❖ Simulation program

    HFSS

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