Abstract This paper reports the application of a Finite Difference Time Domain (FDTD) technique for the deter-mination of the complex propagation constants in periodic leaky-wave structures. In the past, these calculations would be typically performed through the brute-force simulation of a nite number of unit cells. In this work, the well-known sine-cosine method is combined with a numerical procedure, established in the FDTD analysis of lossy structures, for the fast and complete numerical characterization (determination of leakage and dispersion) of a periodic leaky-wave structure, using a single unit cell. Index Terms FDTD, periodic boundary conditions, leaky-waves
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