Computer model development for a verified computational experiment to restore the parameters of bodies with arbitrary shape and dielectric properties

Zeyde K.M., Milochkin I.B.
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The creation of a virtual laboratory stand that allows one to obtain reliable characteristics that can be proven as actual, taking into account errors and noises (which is the main distinguishing feature of a computational experiment from model studies) is one of the main problems of this work. It considers the following task: there is a rectangular waveguide in the single operating mode, on the wide wall of which a technological hole is cut, through which a sample for research is placed into the cavity of the transmission line. The recovery algorithm is as follows: the laboratory measures the network parameters (S11 and/or S21) in the transmission line with the sample. In the computer model of the laboratory stand, the sample geometry is reconstructed and an iterative process of optimization (or sweeping) of the electrophysical parameters is started, the mask of this process is the experimental data, and the stop criterion is the interpretive estimate of proximity (or residual). It is important to note that the developed computer model, along with its apparent simplicity, is initially ill-conditioned. To set up a computational experiment, the Comsol modeling environment is used. The results of the computational experiment with a good degree of accuracy coincided with the results of laboratory studies. Thus, experimental verification was carried out for several significant components, both the computer model in particular and the algorithm for restoring the target parameters in general. It is important to note that the computer model developed and described in this work may be effectively used for a computational experiment to restore the full dielectric parameters of a complex geometry target. Weak bianisotropy effects can also be detected, including chirality, gyrotropy, and material nonreciprocity. The resulting model is, by definition, incomplete, but its completeness is the highest of the considered options, while at the same time, the resulting model is well conditioned. Particular attention in this work is paid to the modeling of a coaxial-waveguide transition, it is shown that the use of a discrete-element approach is preferable to the direct modeling of the geometry of a microwave device.

Keywords: computational experiment, virtual model, electrophysical parameters, waveguide measurements, inverse problem, CAD
Citation in English: Zeyde K.M., Milochkin I.B. Computer model development for a verified computational experiment to restore the parameters of bodies with arbitrary shape and dielectric properties // Computer Research and Modeling, 2023, vol. 15, no. 6, pp. 1555-1571
Citation in English: Zeyde K.M., Milochkin I.B. Computer model development for a verified computational experiment to restore the parameters of bodies with arbitrary shape and dielectric properties // Computer Research and Modeling, 2023, vol. 15, no. 6, pp. 1555-1571
DOI: 10.20537/2076-7633-2023-15-6-1555-1571
URL: http://crm-en.ics.org.ru/journal/article/3412/
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