1 resultado para efficient algorithm
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Resumo:
[EN]The increasing use of microstrip technology require more accurate analysis methods like full wave method of moments. However, this involves a great computational effort. To reduce the computation time, an alternative parallel method to analyze irregular microstrip structures is presented in this paper. This method calculates the unknown surface current on the planar structure trough a irregular rectangular division using basis and weighted functions. The parallel algorithm performs the calculus of a [Z] matrix and then solves the system using current densities as the unknowns. This parallel program was implemented in the IBM-SP2 using MPI library.