Analysis and Design of a Planar Multilayered FSS with Arbitrary Incidence
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Analysis and Design of a Planar Multilayered FSS with Arbitrary IncidenceAbstract
A rigorous technique based on the transverse
Wave Concept Iterative Pro cedure (WCIP) and a Fast
Mode Transformation (FMT) is used to analyze the
Frequency Selective Surface (FSS). These structures are
used as filters and reflector antenna as well as deep-space
exploration for multi-frequency operations. In order to
initialize the iterative procedure, an incident wave is
defined in spatial domain with arbitrary angle of
incidence. The numerical complexity is studied and
compared to the classical MoM. The good agreement
between simulated and published data justifies the design
procedure.
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