DIFFRACTION OF HYBRID MODES IN A CYLINDRICAL CAVITY RESONATOR BY A TRANSVERSE CIRCULAR SLOT WITH A PLANE ANISOTROPIC DIELECTRIC LAYER | Zendy

П. Д. Кухарчик | Zendy; Vladimir M. Serdyuk | Zendy; Joseph A. Titovitsky | Zendy

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DIFFRACTION OF HYBRID MODES IN A CYLINDRICAL CAVITY RESONATOR BY A TRANSVERSE CIRCULAR SLOT WITH A PLANE ANISOTROPIC DIELECTRIC LAYER

Author(s) -

П. Д. Кухарчик,

Vladimir M. Serdyuk,

Joseph A. Titovitsky

Publication year - 2008

Publication title -

progress in electromagnetics research b

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

SCImago Journal Rank - 0.208

H-Index - 47

ISSN - 1937-6472

DOI - 10.2528/pierb07112502

Subject(s) - transverse plane , diffraction , resonator , anisotropy , dielectric , optics , plane (geometry) , dielectric resonator , dielectric resonator antenna , layer (electronics) , materials science , physics , geometry , optoelectronics , mathematics , composite material , engineering , structural engineering

A rigorous solution of the homogeneous Maxwell equations for hybrid modes of a microwave cylindrical cavity with a transverse annular slot in the perfectly conducting walls of arbitrary thickness and a plane infinite anisotropic dielectric passing through the slot is constructed based on eigenfunction expansion. In each of the field existence regions (the cavity itself, the interior of a slot and outer space), the field solution is constructed as a superposition of natural piecewise harmonic and exponential modes that allow for reflection and refraction at the plane boundaries of the dielectric. The dependence of the complex wave number of free oscillations of a resonant system on its geometrical parameters and on complex permittivity of the dielectric is investigated. It is shown that a cylindrical cavity with a transverse annular slot is a stable and high-sensitive system for online measuring of dielectric parameters.

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