Electromagnetic scattering simulation method of one-dimensional conductor rough sea surface and two-dimensional conductor target
A rough sea surface, electromagnetic scattering technology, applied in electrical digital data processing, special data processing applications, instruments, etc., can solve the problems of current coupling without considering the TDPO region, reducing the complexity of the solution, and complex program implementation.
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[0097] The electromagnetic scattering simulation method of a one-dimensional conductive rough sea surface and a two-dimensional conductive mesh includes the following steps:
[0098] (1) Input the power spectral density function of the one-dimensional conductive rough sea surface and rough sea surface parameters, and obtain the position coordinates of N discrete surface elements on the rough sea surface by Monte Carlo method f -1 (x -1 ,z -1 ), f 0 =(x 0 ,z 0 ), f 1 =(x 1 ,z 1 ),···, That is, the one-dimensional conductive rough sea surface is modeled to generate the one-dimensional conductive rough sea surface;
[0099] (2) Under the illumination of the incident wave, the one-dimensional conductor rough sea surface and the two-dimensional infinitely long conductor target are divided;
[0100] (3) Use conical waves to incident on the one-dimensional conductor rough sea surface and the two-dimensional infinitely long conductor target;
[0101] (4) According to the ...
specific Embodiment 2
[0160] The composite electromagnetic scattering simulation method based on the TDIE / TDKA hybrid method of conductor rough sea surface and target is the same as that in Embodiment 1, wherein the cylindrical target in step 1 is replaced by a corner reflector target.
[0161] Simulation conditions:
[0162] The parameters of the conductor rough sea surface are selected as follows: the sampling wavelength is λ=0.5m, the root mean square height δ=0.2-λ, the correlation length is l=1.5-λ, and the spectral density function of the rough sea surface is selected as the PM spectral function, The radar incident wave parameters used in the simulation are T=4LM,ct 0 = 6LM, f 0 =375MHZ. The discretization interval of surface elements on the rough surface of the conductor is The number of discrete sampling points on the rough surface of the medium is N=512, the length of the rough sea surface is 25.6m, and a total of 512 unknown quantities are divided. The targets are two-dimensional...
Embodiment 3
[0169] The composite electromagnetic scattering simulation method based on the TDIE / TDKA hybrid method of conductor rough sea surface and target is the same as in Embodiment 1-2, wherein the cylindrical target in step 1 is replaced with a square column target. .
[0170] Simulation conditions:
[0171] The parameters of the conductor rough sea surface are selected as follows: the sampling wavelength is λ=0.5m, the root mean square height δ=0.2-λ, the correlation length is l=1.5-λ, and the spectral density function of the rough sea surface is selected as the PM spectral function, The radar incident wave parameters used in the simulation are T=4LM,ct 0 = 6LM, f 0 =375MHZ. The discretization interval of surface elements on the rough surface of the conductor is The number of discrete sampling points on the rough surface of the medium is N=512, the length of the rough sea surface is 25.6m, and a total of 512 unknown quantities are divided. The target is a metal square col...
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