The hybrid vector finite element method and fast multipole algorithm (FEM-FMA) is used to calculate RCS of three dimensional (3D) complex targets coated with various radar absorbing materials (RAM). For a cone as an example, this paper analyzes the impact of four canonical RAM coating including lossy isotropic, positive uniaxial anisotropic, negative uniaxial anisotropic and nanometer absorbing materials on electromagnetic scattering characteristics of the objects. The effect of RCS caused by different coating thickness is discussed and optimal coating thickness is obtained to attain best stealth purpose. Numerical results shows that the back scattering RCS can be reduced about 16.6dB compared with the uncoated objects by using optimal coat...
With the widespread adoption of flexible stealth materials (FSMs) in radar stealth application, unde...
The goal of this work is to examine radar absorbing material (RAM)reflectivity (R)through a frequenc...
A fast hybrid method-hybrid edge-element method and fast multipole algorithm (FEM-FMA). is presented...
The hybrid vector finite element method and fast multipole algorithm (FEM-FMA) is used to calculate ...
When a wave strikes the object, the electric charge within the object induces current that results i...
An efficient algorithm for the prediction of the RCS of electrically large targets, partially coated...
Radar Cross Section of electrically large targets which are partially coated with RAM is computed by...
ABSTRACT: This paper presents a preliminary study of the Radar Cross Section (RCS) reduction on the ...
A RT-PO algorithm for the estimation of the Radar Cross Section of electrically large targets coated...
A hybrid method based on Ray Tracing and Physical Optics for the estimation of the radar cross secti...
Radar Cross Section of electrically large platforms which are partially coated with RAM is computed ...
In this paper, analysis and discussion of electromagnetic scattering from objects coated with arbitr...
A method for a fast prediction of the Radar Cross Section (RCS) reduction of large scattering object...
The calculation of electromagnetic scattering from arbitrarily shaped three-dimensional conducting o...
The study of electromagnetic (EM) scattering from canonical structures is of prime interest, for the...
With the widespread adoption of flexible stealth materials (FSMs) in radar stealth application, unde...
The goal of this work is to examine radar absorbing material (RAM)reflectivity (R)through a frequenc...
A fast hybrid method-hybrid edge-element method and fast multipole algorithm (FEM-FMA). is presented...
The hybrid vector finite element method and fast multipole algorithm (FEM-FMA) is used to calculate ...
When a wave strikes the object, the electric charge within the object induces current that results i...
An efficient algorithm for the prediction of the RCS of electrically large targets, partially coated...
Radar Cross Section of electrically large targets which are partially coated with RAM is computed by...
ABSTRACT: This paper presents a preliminary study of the Radar Cross Section (RCS) reduction on the ...
A RT-PO algorithm for the estimation of the Radar Cross Section of electrically large targets coated...
A hybrid method based on Ray Tracing and Physical Optics for the estimation of the radar cross secti...
Radar Cross Section of electrically large platforms which are partially coated with RAM is computed ...
In this paper, analysis and discussion of electromagnetic scattering from objects coated with arbitr...
A method for a fast prediction of the Radar Cross Section (RCS) reduction of large scattering object...
The calculation of electromagnetic scattering from arbitrarily shaped three-dimensional conducting o...
The study of electromagnetic (EM) scattering from canonical structures is of prime interest, for the...
With the widespread adoption of flexible stealth materials (FSMs) in radar stealth application, unde...
The goal of this work is to examine radar absorbing material (RAM)reflectivity (R)through a frequenc...
A fast hybrid method-hybrid edge-element method and fast multipole algorithm (FEM-FMA). is presented...