FVFD far-field integral boundary condition calculation method capable of reducing grid usage amount

Abstract

The invention provides an FVFD far-field integral boundary condition calculation method capable of reducing the grid usage amount. The method comprises the steps: building a simulation model, and carrying out the steady virtual time step circulation of the simulation model until the convergence is finished; in each virtual time sub-iteration process, carrying out space flux calculation and implicit iterative solution calculation on each grid block grid and each grid unit in sequence, updating a next-level virtual time sub-iteration step number conservation electromagnetic field value, and when a constant virtual time step cyclically divides an integral equation far-field condition application interval, calculating a state variable at a corresponding boundary in the region by adopting an MUSCL format interpolation, and calculating an external incoming flow state variable by adopting an equivalent current and a magnetic current calculated at an internal virtual integral surface. According to the method, a Fourier transform link required by time domain calculation of the electromagnetic characteristics of a target is reduced, and a large number of convolution calculation problems encountered in boundary condition calculation of time domain integral equations of the same type are avoided.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to the technical field of numerical solution in the frequency domain of electromagnetics, in particular to a calculation method for FVFD (Finite Volume Frequency Domain, FVFD) far-field integral boundary conditions that reduces grid usage. Background technique [0002] With the complexity of electromagnetic scattering of complex-shaped targets in engineering, electromagnetic interference in complex electromagnetic environments, and the improvement of computer storage and computing capabilities, numerical calculation of electromagnetic fields has become possible. Time-domain calculations are beneficial for simulating radiation and scattering of broadband pulsed electromagnetic signals, among which Finite Difference Time Domain (FDTD) and Finite Volume Time Domain (FVTD) are the most famous methods, but if the incident wave is Single-frequency harmonic signals can be calculated in the frequency domain. Traditional frequency...

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[0003] The calculation of electromagnetic fields by the micro-classification method is an open-field calculation problem. The larger the physical calculation space is, the greater the storage and calculation requirements are, so the calculation space must be truncated and boundary conditions must be set at the boundary. The function is to make the limited calculation space Equivalent to infinite space, let the electromagnetic wave traveling to the boundary have no obvious non-physical electromagnetic wave reflection, otherwise the internal field will be distorted and the numerical calculation accuracy will be seriously affected

However, the currently used unidirectional wave interpolation absorption boundary and zero-incident electromagnetic flux compatibility conditions are difficult and complex to apply, and there are requirements for the shape of the external boundary, and because the far-field boundary of the large reflection clutter needs to be far away from the electromagnetic field area of ​​interest, it is difficult to Due to the increase of the amount of grids and calculation burden, in view of the unique advantages and engineering requirements of the field calculation micro-classification method in simulating complex detailed structures and non-uniform materials, it is urgent to reduce the calculation grid area and improve calculation efficiency. Far-field truncation boundary condition processing algorithm

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