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- Simulation of microwave three-pin active devices using the finite difference method in the time domain pp. 54-59
- Methodology for evaluating work efficiency absorbing Moore boundary conditions when solving problems of electrodynamics finite difference time domain method pp. 104-110
- Statement of absorbing Mur boundary conditions of the first order of accuracy for solving problems of electrodynamics by the method of finite differences in the time domain pp. 57-68
- Construction of ultrashort pulses radiation model of the ultrawideband TEM-horn using finite-difference time-domain method pp. 49-54
- TEM-Horn Antenna Modeling with Help of Finite-Difference Time-Domain Method pp. 34-37
- TEM-horn antenna modeling with help of finite-difference time-domain method pp. 60-63
- O-type traveling-wave tube double-frequency mode simulation pp. 12-20
- Comparative analysis of numerical modeling methods of PIFA an-tenna characteristics pp. 26-31
- Impact of bandwidth and center frequency on the results of ultra-wideband power delay profile measurements pp. 60-68
- Analysis of the possibilities of methods of theoretical dosimetry in the evaluation of biological action and therapeutic use of low-frequency electromagnetic fields pp. 12-17
- Development and modeling of 2D periodic structures for narrowband filtering of signals pp. 9-12
- Numerical modeling of finite-size phased array antennas of waveguide and microstrip patch radiators pp. 9-21
- Transmission characteristics of terahertz band mesh polarizers pp. 89-94
- Calculation of the surface with a high impedance for low-profile dipole antennas pp. 57-62
- Hybrid Methods for Calculating Electrodynamic Tasks of Large Dimension pp. 38-46
- Computational radiofrequency electromagnetic field dosimetry under biological effects evaluation. Uncertainty pp. 12-21
- Analysis of the Electromagnetic Wave Propagation in the Devices Based on the Nonlinear Bragg Grating Structure pp. 131-134
- Exponentially Tapered Slot Antenna with a Matching Hole pp. 23-33
- NUMERICAL MODELS OF SPECIALIZED CHAMBERS FOR MICROWAVE IRRADIATION OF DIELECTRIC MEDIA SAMPLES pp. 23-27