The study of axial energy decaying property influenced by pulse waveform

Yang Hongchun; Ruan Chengli; Yang Chun; Lin Weitao

Volume 25 Issue 10

Oct. 2003

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Yang Hongchun, Ruan Chengli, Yang Chun, Lin Weitao. The study of axial energy decaying property influenced by pulse waveform[J]. Journal of Electronics & Information Technology, 2003, 25(10): 1430-1435.

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Yang Hongchun, Ruan Chengli, Yang Chun, Lin Weitao. The study of axial energy decaying property influenced by pulse waveform[J]. Journal of Electronics & Information Technology, 2003, 25(10): 1430-1435.

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The study of axial energy decaying property influenced by pulse waveform

Received Date: 2002-11-03
Rev Recd Date: 2003-02-24
Publish Date: 2003-10-19

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With same circular radiating antenna, same center frequency pulse, the analytical and numerical results of axial energy of several typical waveform pulse are offered by electromagnetic theory. The results indicate: in the slow decaying area, the axial energy decaying property of isosceles trapezium electromagnetic wave pulse is better than that of sinusoidal electromagnetic waveform while its increasing time is shorter than one twentieth of the waveform width.

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