Multi-Objective Optimization Problems in High Frequency Electromagnetics – An Effective Technique for Smart Mobile Terminal Antenna (SMTA) Design
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Lewis, Andrew
Ireland, David
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This paper describes several major optimization techniques, such as FDTD-simulated annealing (SA), FEM-Genetic algorithms (GA), and FD-TD-particle swarm optimization (PSO) and frequency domain FEM-PSO used for high-frequency electromagnetics and their applications in smart mobile terminal antenna (SMTA) design. Two SMTAs, a dielectric embedded electronically switched multi-beam (DE-ESMB) antenna and a dielectric embedded electronically steerable passive array radiator (DE-ESPAR) antenna, were successfully developed by using these multi-objective optimization techniques. The design considerations and rules based on computational electromagnetics and optimization techniques are explored for the practical application of dielectric embedded SMTAs.
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Proceedings 13th Biennial IEEE Conference on Electromagnetic Field Computation
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