Computational Electromagnetics for Industrial Applications

doi:10.3390/books978-3-0365-8733-2

Format

Hardback

License and Copyright

Keywords

line current source; half-space problem; EM wave propagation; anisotropic materials; antenna; cylindrical waveguides; ferrites; propagation; scattering; translation addition theorem; Mie theory; light polarization; polarimetry; polarized imaging; augmented reality; industrial sensing; dielectric slab waveguide; discrete filtering; exponential autocorrelation; FDTD; optical interconnects; photonics; random roughness; stochastic scattering loss; scattering parameters; S-parameters; Biot–Savart (BS) law based method; current intensity harmonics; magnetic flux density harmonics; overhead lines; Least Squares Support Vector Machine; serpentine delay line; high-speed interconnect link; principal component analysis; all-dielectric metasurfaces; multipolar decomposition; T-matrix; BIC; electromagnetic wave distribution; extremely low frequency; layered-space problem; horizontal electric dipole; n/a

Reprint

Download Flyer

Computational Electromagnetics for Industrial Applications

Edited by

September 2023

138 pages

ISBN978-3-0365-8732-5 (Hardback)
ISBN978-3-0365-8733-2 (PDF)

https://doi.org/10.3390/books978-3-0365-8733-2

Free Download (PDF)

This is a Reprint of the Special Issue Computational Electromagnetics for Industrial Applications that was published in

Computer Science & Mathematics

Engineering

Summary

Electromagnetic analysis plays a very important role today in the design of electrical and electronic systems. The fields of application of electromagnetism are innumerable and pervasive: energy and signal transmission lines, communications, and high frequency electromagnetic systems, just to name a few. This Special Issue aims to promote cutting-edge research in this direction and offers a timely collection of works to benefit researchers and practitioners.