Representing ferrite absorbing tiles as frequency dependent boundaries in TLM

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A new way of modelling ferrite tile absorbers as frequency dependent reflecting boundaries in the TLM method is described. Results are presented which show a good fit to the manufacturers' reflectivity curves.

Inspec keywords: ferrite applications; transmission line theory; electromagnetic wave reflection; electromagnetic wave absorption

Other keywords: ferrite absorbing tiles; modelling; reflectivity curves; transmission line matrix method; frequency dependent boundaries; TLM method

Subjects: Transmission line theory; Electromagnetic wave propagation

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