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An Equivalent Scattering Method for a Novel Cellular Medium


A new novel structure for cellular composite radar absorbing materials by horizontally covering the target surface with non-uniform medium cellular cell elements.

Abstract:

A new novel structure is proposed for cellular composite radar absorbing materials, and an equivalent method of electromagnetic scattering for the new material is also pr...Show More

Abstract:

A new novel structure is proposed for cellular composite radar absorbing materials, and an equivalent method of electromagnetic scattering for the new material is also proposed for the first time. By covering the target surface with non-uniform medium cellular cell elements horizontally, the scattering characteristics of the coated target show strong surface anisotropy, leaving an imaginary space for optimizing the electromagnetic stealth performance of the coated target. In this paper, the equivalent dielectric tensor of horizontal directional composite honeycomb cell element has been calculated by using the equivalent method of electromagnetic scattering based on strong fluctuation theory (SFT) of anisotropic medium. Under the condition of plane wave irradiation with a frequency of 3 GHz, we use FEKO software to estimate the backscatter field of several typical models coated with this new structure. It has been proved that the strong fluctuation theory applied to the honeycomb composite absorbing material of the structure are effective for calculating the equivalent scattering. Based on the validity of the equivalent results, we further estimate the scattering characteristics of complex targets coated with the novel cellular medium.
A new novel structure for cellular composite radar absorbing materials by horizontally covering the target surface with non-uniform medium cellular cell elements.
Published in: IEEE Access ( Volume: 8)
Page(s): 225347 - 225355
Date of Publication: 07 December 2020
Electronic ISSN: 2169-3536

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