Modeling of eigenoscillations coupled detuned dielectric resonators

Authors

  • A. A. Trubin National Technical University of Ukraine, Kyiv Politechnic Institute, Kiev, Ukraine

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.20535/RADAP.2016.64.51-60

Keywords:

detuned dielectric resonators, coupled oscillations, equation system, lattice

Abstract

An electrodynamic model of the detuned Dielectric Resonators’ (DRs) system has been proposed. A new equation system connecting frequencies and resonator' amplitudes has been obtained. The Coupled oscillations law of two different DRs has been explored. The resonances of one-, two-dimensional lattices, composed of different Spherical DRs in the Open Space have been considered. New properties of the detuned DR Lattices have been discovered.

Author Biography

A. A. Trubin, National Technical University of Ukraine, Kyiv Politechnic Institute, Kiev

Trubin A. A., D. of Sci (Techn), Prof. of Telecommunication System Institute

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Published

2016-03-30

Issue

64

Section

Electrodynamics. Microwave devices. Antennas

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