Analysis of a Coaxial Waveguide with Finite-Length Impedance Loadings in the Inner and Outer Conductors英文文献资料.docVIP

HindawiPublishingCorporation MathematicalProblemsinEngineering Volume2009,ArticleID473616,18pages doi:10.1155/2009/473616 ResearchArticle AnalysisofaCoaxialWaveguidewith Finite-Length Impedance Loadingsin theInnerandOuterConductors FerayHac?veliog?luandAlinurBu¨yu¨kaksoy Department ofMathematics, GebzeInstituteofTechnology,P.O.Box.141,Gebze,41400Kocaeli,Turkey Correspondence shouldbeaddressedtoAlinurBu¨yu¨kaksoy,alinur@.tr Received30November 2008;Revised2March2009;Accepted 10May2009 Recommended byMohammad Younis A rigorous Wiener-Hopf approach is used to investigate the band stop ?lter characteristics of a coaxialwaveguide with?nite-length impedance loading.Therepresentation ofthesolutiontothe boundary-value problemintermsofFourierintegralsleadstotwosimultaneous modi?edWiener- Hopf equations whose formal solution isobtained byusing thefactorization anddecomposition procedures. The solution involves 16 in?nite sets of unknown coe?cients satisfying 16 in?nite systems oflinear algebraic equations. These systems aresolved numerically and some graphical resultsshowingthein?uenceofthespacingbetweenthecoaxialcylinders,thesurfaceimpedances, andthelengthoftheimpedance loadingsonthere?ectioncoe?cientarepresented. Copyright q2009F.Hac?veliog?luandA.Bu¨yu¨kaksoy. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, andreproduction inanymedium,providedtheoriginalworkisproperlycited. 1.Introduction Coaxialdiscontinuitystructuresarewidelyusedasanelementofmicrowavedevices,andin thepermeabilityandpermittivitymeasurementformaterials1–3.Hence,thedi?ractionat discontinuitiesincoaxialwaveguidesisaveryimportanttopicinmicrowavetheoryandhave beensubjectedtonumerouspastinvestigations.Mostsimpletypesofdiscontinuitiessuchas stepsininnerorouterconductorssee,e.g.,4–7 andwallimpedancediscontinuities8,9 wereanalyzedandcharacterized.Forexample,in8,9thescatteringofashieldedsurface waveinacoaxi