计算电磁学简介-林志立.ppt

Dr. Zhili Lin;Basic Theory in Electromagnetics;Mathematical methods for solving electromagnetic problems;Why choosing Numerical Methods ?;The possibility of Using Numerical Methods --- Thanks to the Computer Tech.;Finite-Difference Time-Domain Method;FDTD-1D Problem;FDTD-Discretization;FDTD-Computer Algorithm;Calculate En+1/2;FDTD-Parameters and Stability;1D simulation of an EM pulse propagation in free space;1D simulation of an EM pulse propagation in free space;1D simulation of an EM pulse propagation in free space;1D simulation of an EM pulse propagation in free space;1D simulation of an EM pulse propagation in free space;1D simulation of an EM pulse propagation in free space;1D simulation of an EM pulse propagation in free space;1D simulation of an EM pulse propagation in free space;1D simulation of an EM pulse propagation in free space;1D simulation of an EM pulse propagation in free space;Applicators can be simulated in FDTD by specifying the material and the source of energy. Here is a simple dipole antenna.;The portion that is to be metal can be specified by just holding the E field to zero.;The following set of slides shows the H fields next to the metal of the dipole arms, which are an indication of the current.;The next set of slides shows the E field in the plane of the gap as it radiates away from the antenna;Up until now, we have not discussed the boundary conditions at the edges of the problem space. These are necessary to keep unwanted reflections from coming back.;The reflection of an outgoing wave is determined by the reflection coefficient;;;;;The radiation from a point source is absorbed by the PML.;Simulating Dispersive Media;Simulating Dispersive Media;Recommended References:;Finite Element Method（FEM);FEM-Discretization of Domain;Finite Element Method;Finite Element Method;Finite Element Method;Equation for the e-th element :;Finite Element Method;Finite Element Method;FEM-2D Problem;FEM-Two-Dimension;FEM-Two-Dimension;FEM-Two-Dimension;