18506053. CALCULATION DEVICE AND CALCULATION METHOD simplified abstract (SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS CO., LTD.)
CALCULATION DEVICE AND CALCULATION METHOD
Organization Name
Inventor(s)
Koji Murata of Yokohama-shi (JP)
Fumie Machida of Yokohama-shi (JP)
Seunghyun Kim of Suwon-si (KR)
CALCULATION DEVICE AND CALCULATION METHOD - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18506053 titled 'CALCULATION DEVICE AND CALCULATION METHOD
The patent application describes a calculation device that divides a sample into cells and calculates the electromagnetic field of each cell based on physical property values.
- The calculation portion uses Maxwell's equations to calculate the electromagnetic field of the sample and connecting portion numerically.
- The connecting portion's electromagnetic field is Fourier transformed into a plane wave expressed by a wavenumber vector.
- The transformed plane wave is set as an initial value and used to calculate the wavenumber space electromagnetic field analytically using Helmholtz's equation.
- The electromagnetic field of the analytic solution applying portion is calculated by inverse Fourier-transforming the wavenumber space electromagnetic field.
Potential Applications: - Electromagnetic field analysis in various industries such as telecommunications, electronics, and materials science. - Simulation of electromagnetic wave propagation in different mediums for research and development purposes.
Problems Solved: - Efficient and accurate calculation of electromagnetic fields in complex samples. - Integration of numerical and analytic solutions for electromagnetic field analysis.
Benefits: - Improved understanding of electromagnetic field behavior in diverse samples. - Enhanced simulation capabilities for designing electromagnetic devices and systems.
Commercial Applications: Title: Advanced Electromagnetic Field Analysis Device This technology can be used in industries such as telecommunications, electronics manufacturing, and aerospace for optimizing designs and improving product performance.
Questions about the technology: 1. How does this technology improve upon existing electromagnetic field analysis methods? 2. What are the potential limitations of using numerical and analytic solutions together in electromagnetic field calculations?
Original Abstract Submitted
A calculation device includes a calculation portion that divides a sample having a numerical solution applying portion, a connecting portion and an analytic solution applying portion into a plurality of cells, and calculates an electromagnetic field of each cell based on a physical property value associated with the cell. The calculation portion calculates the electromagnetic field of the numerical solution applying portion and the connecting portion by a numerical calculation using Maxwell's equations, Fourier transforms the calculated electromagnetic field of the connecting portion into a plane wave expressed by a wavenumber vector, sets the transformed plane wave as an initial value, calculates the a wavenumber space electromagnetic field by an analytic solution of Helmholtz's equation, when the plane wave propagates the analytic solution applying portion in the propagation direction, and calculates the electromagnetic field of the analytic solution applying portion by inverse Fourier-transforming the wavenumber space electromagnetic field.