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Dielectric-loaded elliptical waveguide

Dielectric-loaded elliptical waveguide

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The least-squares boundary residual method is used to develop an electromagnetic model for predicting the propagation characteristics and modal-field distributions of an elliptical waveguide loaded with a dielectric rod. Tests indicate that the model, when implemented as a selfcontained software package for running on the NEC SX-1A supercomputer, is capable of yielding numerical accuracies of better than ±1%.

Inspec keywords: waveguide theory; numerical methods; dielectric-loaded waveguides

Other keywords: dielectric rod; selfcontained software package; propagation characteristics; least-squares boundary residual method; electromagnetic model; metallic waveguides; numerical accuracies; modal-field distributions

Subjects: Waveguides and microwave transmission lines; Waveguide and cavity theory; Other numerical methods

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