During the manufacturing process of dielectric materials used in electromagnetic engineering, the electromagnetic parameters are often spatially uncertain due to the processing technology, environmental temperature, p...During the manufacturing process of dielectric materials used in electromagnetic engineering, the electromagnetic parameters are often spatially uncertain due to the processing technology, environmental temperature, personal operations, etc. Traditionally,the random field model can be used to measure the spatial uncertainties, but its construction requires a large number of samples.On the contrary, the interval field model only needs the upper and lower bounds of the spatially uncertain parameters, which requires much less samples and furthermore is easy to understand and use for engineers. Therefore, in this paper, the interval field model is introduced to describe the spatial uncertainties of dielectric materials, and then an interval finite element method(IFEM) is proposed to calculate the upper and lower bounds of electromagnetic responses. Firstly, the interval field of the dielectric material is represented by the interval K-L expansion and inserted into the scalar Helmholtz wave equations, and thus the interval equilibrium equations are constructed according to the node-based finite element method. Secondly, a perturbation interval finite element method is developed for calculating the upper and lower bounds of electromagnetic responses such as the electric strength and magnetic strength. Finally, the effectiveness of the proposed method is verified by three numerical examples.展开更多
Eigenvalues of the dielectric-filled waveguide are of great importance to its transmission characteristic analysis and optimization design, which could be easily affected by spatially uncertain dielectric parameters. ...Eigenvalues of the dielectric-filled waveguide are of great importance to its transmission characteristic analysis and optimization design, which could be easily affected by spatially uncertain dielectric parameters. For the sake of quantifying their influence on eigenvalues of the dielectric-filled waveguide and overcoming the limitation of less samples, an interval vector finite element method(IVFEM) is proposed to acquire the lower and upper bounds of the eigenvalues with spatial uncertainty of the medium parameters. Firstly, the uncertain dielectric material properties are described by the interval field model and the corresponding interval Karhunen-Loève(K-L) approximate method. Secondly, by inserting the interval uncertainties into the constitutive relationship of the standard generalized eigenvalue equations of the dielectric-filled waveguide, an interval standard generalized eigenvalue equation is then formulated. At last, the lower and upper bounds of the eigenvalues are calculated according to the first-order perturbation method, which can be used to estimate the transmission properties of the waveguide efficiently. Three kinds of the dielectric-filled waveguides are analyzed by the proposed IVFEM and verified by Monte Carlo simulation method.展开更多
基金supported by the National Science Fund for Distinguished Young Scholars(Grant No.51725502)the Major Program of National Science Foundation of China(Grant No.51490662)
文摘During the manufacturing process of dielectric materials used in electromagnetic engineering, the electromagnetic parameters are often spatially uncertain due to the processing technology, environmental temperature, personal operations, etc. Traditionally,the random field model can be used to measure the spatial uncertainties, but its construction requires a large number of samples.On the contrary, the interval field model only needs the upper and lower bounds of the spatially uncertain parameters, which requires much less samples and furthermore is easy to understand and use for engineers. Therefore, in this paper, the interval field model is introduced to describe the spatial uncertainties of dielectric materials, and then an interval finite element method(IFEM) is proposed to calculate the upper and lower bounds of electromagnetic responses. Firstly, the interval field of the dielectric material is represented by the interval K-L expansion and inserted into the scalar Helmholtz wave equations, and thus the interval equilibrium equations are constructed according to the node-based finite element method. Secondly, a perturbation interval finite element method is developed for calculating the upper and lower bounds of electromagnetic responses such as the electric strength and magnetic strength. Finally, the effectiveness of the proposed method is verified by three numerical examples.
基金supported by the National Science Fund for Distinguished Young Scholars(Grant No.51725502)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.11802089)the National Defense Fundamental Research Foundation of China(Grant No.JCKY2020110C105)。
文摘Eigenvalues of the dielectric-filled waveguide are of great importance to its transmission characteristic analysis and optimization design, which could be easily affected by spatially uncertain dielectric parameters. For the sake of quantifying their influence on eigenvalues of the dielectric-filled waveguide and overcoming the limitation of less samples, an interval vector finite element method(IVFEM) is proposed to acquire the lower and upper bounds of the eigenvalues with spatial uncertainty of the medium parameters. Firstly, the uncertain dielectric material properties are described by the interval field model and the corresponding interval Karhunen-Loève(K-L) approximate method. Secondly, by inserting the interval uncertainties into the constitutive relationship of the standard generalized eigenvalue equations of the dielectric-filled waveguide, an interval standard generalized eigenvalue equation is then formulated. At last, the lower and upper bounds of the eigenvalues are calculated according to the first-order perturbation method, which can be used to estimate the transmission properties of the waveguide efficiently. Three kinds of the dielectric-filled waveguides are analyzed by the proposed IVFEM and verified by Monte Carlo simulation method.