玻璃表面层光学参数分布的研究

利用并改进平板玻璃两面Ｐ偏振光反射光强比的测量来确定玻璃表面光学参数的方法，测量了平板玻璃两面Ｐ偏振光反射光强比γ与入射角θｉ的关系曲线，运用新的表面层模型进行数据模拟，获得了表面层的光学参数分布。     

Multiple Scattering Solution of Millimeter Wave Propagation in Strong Sandstorm

As the operating frequencies of communication systems more higher into the millimeter wave range, and the density of particles in medium is more denser, the effects of multiple scattering in sandstorm become more significant. This paper treats the problems of electromagnetic multiple scattering in strong sandstorm by the Monte Carlo method. Based on the analytical theory of multiple scattering, the millimeter wave propagation and scattering in discrete random media are investigated by means of the particle-tracking technique. The millimeter wave is regarded as a Markov chain of wave particle collisions in a medium in which it is scattered and absorbed. Considering the effect of multiple scattering, millimeter wave attenuation induced by strong sandstorm is simulated numerically. The values of theoretical calculation are in good agreement with the measured results of simulated experiment at 34 and 93 GHz.     

Two-Frequency Mutual Coherence Function of Millimeter Wave in Rain

In this paper, the general formulations of two-frequency mutual coherence function, , for a pulse wave propagating in random discrete media are summarized. The relations of the amplitudes and phases of the to _d are given by Ishimaru et al, based on average particle in cloud and rain. In practice, since the particles sizes in random discrete media are in a size distribution spectrum, the ought to be derived from a particles size distribution. Based on an approximately solution, we describe these examples of millimeter waves (94, 220GHz) pulse propagating in rain and show that the 's amplitudes and phases obvious varies as rainfall and frequency. For a kind of rain, considering raindrops size distribution and average raindrop size, respectively, the 's amplitudes and phases are calculated. The numerical results show that the differences between the results calculated by raindrops size spectrum and by average size are remarkable, especially for heavy rainfall. Therefore, It is shown that the calculated by a particles size distribution is more reasonable than by average size. For the numerical analyses, particles size distribution ought to be adopted. This study is important for us to provide adequate bandwidths to achieve high-rate pulse communications and improve MMW radar system performances and atmospheric remote-sensing techniques.     

Computation of the Backscattering Power Density for Rainfall in Millimeter Waves Band

The size distribution and canting angle distribution for non-spherical rain drops are taken into account. Utilizing the Muller matrix, the backscattering power densities are computed at different rain rate and different polarization in millimeter waves band, according the rainfall condition in Xi'an, China. Finally the results obtained are discussed.     

An Effective Multigrid Preconditioned CG Algorithm for Millimeter Wave Scattering by an Infinite Plane Metallic Grating

An effective multigrid based preconditioned conjugate gradient method is developed to solve electromagnetic large matrix problem for millimeter wave scattering application. By using multigrid technique we restrict the large matrix equation to a relative smaller matrix and which can be solved rapidly. The solution is prolonged as the initial guess for the conjugate gradient (CG) method. Numerical results show that our developed method can reach five times improvement of computational complexity.     

Application of SSOR Preconditioning Technique to Method of Lines for Millimeter Wave Scattering

In this paper, symmetric successive overrelaxation (SSOR) preconditioned CG technique are introduced into method of lines (MOL) to further enhance the computational efficiency of this semi-analytic method. Millimeter wave scattering by an infinite plane metallic grating is used as the examples to describe its implementation, whose analysis usually needs fast algorithms because of electrically large dimension. For arbitrary incident wave, Helmholz equation and boundary condition are used to calculate the impedance matrix and then to obtain reduced current-voltage linear matrix equation in spatial domain. An effective symmetric successive overrelaxation preconditioned conjugate gradient iterative method, SSOR-PCG, is chosen to solve this matrix equation. With SSOR as the preconditioner as well as its efficient implementing in CG algorithm, PCG method can converge to accurate solution in much fewer iteration steps.     

Analytic Specific Attenuation Model for Rain for Use in Prediction Methods

Based on the values of k and given by ITU-R for the power-law relationship of specific rain attenuation _R=kR , the analytic expressions for k and are regressed as a function of frequency and are in high agreement with the values tabulated. The specific rain attenuation calculated by the analytic expressions are also in high agreement with those by the values of k and tabulated. Comparisons with other analytic expressions show that the ones in this paper are more accuracy and simple.     

Dispersion Robustness of Millimeter Waves Generated by Up-Conversion Strategies

Abstract

The performance degradation caused by transmission along dispersive single-mode fibers of optically generated millimeter-wave signals using up-conversion is theoretically assessed and validated by numerical simulation. Up-conversion techniques based on optical double sideband, optical single sideband, and optical carrier suppression are considered. The generation of 60 GHz by frequency tripling using the optical single sideband is shown to be particularly tolerant to the fiber dispersion. The practical imbalance of Mach-Zehnder modulators is taken into account for optical carrier suppression modulation, where the finite extinction ratio is found to increase tolerance to fiber dispersion.     

基片及其上方回转椭球粒子极化光散射

基于BV理论建立基片及其上方回转椭球粒子的复合散射模型,通过矢量球谐函数展开,对散射过程进行了分析,对散射场及微分散射截面详细求解,并给出了数值计算结果,与离散源方法做了比较,同时退化为球粒子与扩展Mie理论做了比较,说明了此方法的有效性。并详细讨论分析了微分散射截面随不同入射角,散射角,回转椭球粒子的尺寸、长短轴比例,距基片的距离,介电常数,粒子取向角的变化关系。结果表明:同一散射角下入射角越大,其微分散射截面越大;粒子尺寸越大,相互作用越大,其微分散射截面越大;长短轴比例越大,其微分散射截面越小;距离基片的距离越大,微分散射截面越大;微分散射截面的变化主要依赖于相对介电常数实部、虚部数值较大的一方,并且随粒子取向角的增大而增大。     

Analysis of Millimeter Wave Scattering by an Electrically Large Metallic Grating Using Wavelet-Based Algebraic Multigrid Preconditioned CG Method

An effective wavelet based multigrid preconditioned conjugate gradient method is developed to solve electromagnetic large matrix problem for millimeter wave scattering application. By using wavelet transformation we restrict the large matrix equation to a relative smaller matrix and which can be solved rapidly. The solution is prolonged as the new improvement for the conjugate gradient (CG) method. Numerical results show that our developed wavelet based multigrid preconditioned CG method can reach large improvement of computational complexity. Due to the automaticity of wavelet transformation, this method is potential to be a block box solver without physical background.     

System Identification Models of the Equivalent Permittivity for Rain Medium

The dielectric constant for rain medium is investigated by utilizing the system identification method. The rain rate model and frequency model of permittivity in millimeter waves band for rain medium are presented. The results obtained with models are in very good agreement with references in calculating the attenuation of electromagnetic waves induced by rain, which Shows that the obtained models are valid and practicable. The cross-polar discrimination gotten with rain rate model is in agreement with references.     

基片及其上方回转椭球粒子极化光散射

基于BV理论建立基片及其上方回转椭球粒子的复合散射模型,通过矢量球谐函数展开,对散射过程进行了分析,对散射场及微分散射截面详细求解,并给出了数值计算结果,与离散源方法做了比较,同时退化为球粒子与扩展Mie理论做了比较,说明了此方法的有效性。并详细讨论分析了微分散射截面随不同入射角,散射角,回转椭球粒子的尺寸、长短轴比例,距基片的距离,介电常数,粒子取向角的变化关系。结果表明：同一散射角下入射角越大,其微分散射截面越大;粒子尺寸越大,相互作用越大,其微分散射截面越大;长短轴比例越大,其微分散射截面越小;距离基片的距离越大,微分散射截面越大;微分散射截面的变化主要依赖于相对介电常数实部、虚部数值较大的一方,并且随粒子取向角的增大而增大。     

Temperature Effects on Attenuation Due to Rain for Millimeter and Centimeter Waves

Radio wave operating in millimetrewave and microwave frequency bands are adversely affected due to rain. Particularly the attenuation is of immense significance for sensitive remote measurements by satellites using frequencies greater than 10 GHz. Maintenance of an uninterrupted communication link requires a precise knowledge of the attenuation effect due to rain for commissioning right kind of transmitting sources for various purposes required in present day situation. Precise measurement of attenuation at various frequencies will enable us to choose the right frequency, polarization, incident angle and power of the source for different purposes. In this paper we have compared the results of earlier works using aR^b Olsen et al, (1) and the formulation by Moupfouma, (2) on the basis of theoretical analysis for explaining the observed results. Effect of temperature, considered in detail in this communication, has contributed the necessary correction factor of the rain attenuation for explaining the observed results. Theoretical analyses to measure the attenuation of the propagating wave due to temperature variation in the rain path have been presented. Correction factor due to temperature profile (temperature from the ground to the rain height within which the radio wave traces its path) has been incorporated in two models by using the concept of dipole energy changes. The effect of this temperature is noted to be quite significant and incorporates an error to the extent of 7–8%.     

Scattering of Cluster Spheres Located on Axis by a Gaussian Beam in Millimeter Waves

Multi-spheres scattering has been fully discussed, but almost all kinds of these researches are in plane wave. The special case of an incident shaped beam is introduced in this paper. While some numerical results for cluster spheres illuminated on the axis of a shaped beam in millimeter waves are presented. Finally, results of numerical computations illuminated by a shape beam in different beam waist radius are compared with those for a plane wave illumination.     

Modelling of Drop Size Distribution of Rain from Rain Rate and Attenuation Measurements at Millimeter and Optical Wavelengths

This paper describes a technique for modelling of rain drop size distributions at Calcutta in terms of negative exponential function, from the measurements of rain rate and attenuation over a dual wavelength LOS link at millimeter and optical frequencies. The DSD model obtained is then used to determine the attenuation at 94 GHz, for comparison with experimentally obtained attenuation at 94 GHz. This is also compared with the attenuation calculated by considering other experimentally obtained DSD models. The best fit negative exponential distribution function (modified M-P model) is presented along with some other experimentally obtained and reference models.     

Transmission Modes of Closed Elliptic-Groove Waveguides for Millimeter Waves

In this paper, a new type of horizontal-flat and vertical-flat closed elliptic-groove guides is firstly presented. The field components and characteristic equations for some main transmission modes of the closed elliptic-groove guides are derived by with the help of the mode-matching method and Mathieu function. The variations of the cut-off wavelengths along with eccentricities, widths and lengths of the parallel plates for a number of lower order transmission modes of the closed elliptic-groove guides are also analysed in detail. The calculated results in good agreement with ones in the relevant references are of very important values in theoretical researches and actual applications of closed elliptic-groove guides for millimeter and submillimeter waves.     

Sensitivity of Homogeneity Mapping of Dielectric Wafer Using Millimeter Waves

A plane electromagnetic wave normally falling on a surface of a dielectric plate has been considered to investigate the sensitivity of the dielectric constant homogeneity mapping in the dielectric wafer by measuring the phase and/or the amplitude of the millimeter wave reflected from or transmitted through it. Measurement conditions at which the highest sensitivity might be achieved are established. The sensitivity at Fabry-Perot resonance conditions as well as at frequency shifted from resonance has been considered.     

Sensitivity of Homogeneity Mapping of Semiconducting Wafer Using Millimeter Waves

The homogeneity mapping by measuring the phase or the amplitude of millimeter wave reflected from or transmitted through the semiconducting wafer is considered. The sensitivity of the conductivity homogeneity mapping is determined and conditions at which conductivity inhomogeneities can be distinguished from dielectric constant inhomogeneities are established.     

Measuring the Polarization Parameters of Rain by Inverse Scattering

The theory is presented for one method of determining the effective polarization parameters of the rain medium in the problem of polarization information processing of detecting target. The determination of the effective polarization parameters of the propagation medium is from the data of propagation measurements over a line-of-sight link. The polarization parameters the effective average value, the effective standard deviation and F the effective shape parameter of the propagation medium are obtained by means of the method of inverse scattering, showing a good agreement with the data from direct measurements.     

Scattering of Plane Electromagnetic Waves from a Biisotropic Sphere in Vacuum

The boundary-value problem on scattering of a plane circularly polarized electromagnetic wave from a biisotropic sphere in vacuum has been solved. The coefficients for scattered and internal fields have been obtained and numerically analyzed.