HIRF penetration into a fuselage-like body: FDTD Predictions vs. Measurements Conference

Birtcher, C, Georgakopoulos, S, Balanis, CA. (2001). HIRF penetration into a fuselage-like body: FDTD Predictions vs. Measurements . 2015 IEEE INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON ANTENNAS AND PROPAGATION & USNC/URSI NATIONAL RADIO SCIENCE MEETING, 3 532-535.

cited authors

  • Birtcher, C; Georgakopoulos, S; Balanis, CA

abstract

  • A discussion on high intensity radiated fields (HIRF) penetration into a fuselage-like body was presented. Finite difference time domain (FDTD) method was used to predict the shielding effectiveness, a measure of field penetration, of a 1:20 scaled-simplified aircraft fuselage. A resistive source model was used to accelerate the FDTD solution of this relatively high-Q structure. At lower frequencies of the 0.25 GHz to 9 GHz band, a reasonable level of agreement was observed between measurement and prediction.

publication date

  • November 26, 2001

start page

  • 532

end page

  • 535

volume

  • 3