MOM Application for calculating the RCS Two-Dimensional Dielectric Geometric Shape (TE)

Alsharahi, Gamil; Faize, Ahmed; Driouach, Abdellah

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Volume 11, Issue 1, April 2015, Pages 58–62

MOM Application for calculating the RCS Two-Dimensional Dielectric Geometric Shape (TE)

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AB  - RADAR Cross Section (RCS) is the magnitude that allows to quantify the reflective power of an object, or on the contrary its electromagnetic discretion. In this work, we intend to calculate the RSC of some two-dimensional structures in a homogeneous dielectric material. But first of all, we should begin by studying the theoretical basis of integral equations which allow to reach the calculation of this quantity, which is the RCS. We will describe the theoretical foundations on which the TEHD digital program is based and which we have developed to calculate the RCS of undefined cylindrical dielectrics upon which falls an incident TE wave (E_Z= 0).
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TY  - JOUR
ID  - 
TI  - MOM Application for calculating the RCS Two-Dimensional Dielectric Geometric Shape (TE)
AU  - Gamil Alsharahi
AU  - Ahmed Faize
AU  - Abdellah Driouach
PY  - 2015
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SP  - 58
EP  - 62
JO  - International Journal of Innovation and Applied Studies
SN  - 20289324
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RADAR Cross Section (RCS) is the magnitude that allows to quantify the reflective power of an object, or on the contrary its electromagnetic discretion. In this work, we intend to calculate the RSC of some two-dimensional structures in a homogeneous dielectric material. But first of all, we should begin by studying the theoretical basis of integral equations which allow to reach the calculation of this quantity, which is the RCS. We will describe the theoretical foundations on which the TEHD digital program is based and which we have developed to calculate the RCS of undefined cylindrical dielectrics upon which falls an incident TE wave (E_Z= 0).
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YR 2015
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JF International Journal of Innovation and Applied Studies

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Gamil Alsharahi¹, Ahmed Faize², and Abdellah Driouach³

¹ Laboratory of Communications and System, Faculty of Sciences, Abdelmalek Essaaidi University, Tetouan, Morocco
² Faculty of sciences, Abdelmalek Esaadi University, Tetuan, Morocco
³ Laboratory of Communications and System, Faculty of Sciences, Abdelmalek Essaaidi University, Tetouan, Morocco

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MOM Application for calculating the RCS Two-Dimensional Dielectric Geometric Shape (TE)