This paper studies the performance of three wellknown regularization techniques to solve the inverse problem encountered in differential microwave imaging for brain stroke applications. Reconstructions from a multi-illumination configuration based on measu ...

2018

Multipactor breakdown prediction in rectangular waveguide based components

Juan Ramon Mosig, Michael Mattes

2005

An efficient technique to accelerate the simulation of passive shielded microwave circuits

Juan Ramon Mosig, Michael Mattes, Laleh Golestanirad

An efficient algorithm is presented for simulating passive microstrip layouts consisting of arbitrary shaped circuitry embedded in a shielded stratified media using an area of influence (AI) approach with a full-wave integral-equation-based numerical solve ...

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FEST3D - A simulation tool for multipactor prediction

Juan Ramon Mosig, Michael Mattes

2005

Multipactor prediction in Multi-carrier Systems

Michael Mattes

This communication reports the status of the activity corresponding to the ESTEC contract ”RF Breakdown in Multicarrier Systems” (19918/06/NL/GLC/RF). The main objective of this activity is to propose alternatives to the 20-gap-crossing rule for multipacto ...

2011

New Inverstigations of RF Breakdown in Microwave Transmission Lines

Juan Ramon Mosig, Michael Mattes

2014

Towards an efficient software tool for combline filters based on a IE-MOM strategy

Juan Ramon Mosig, Michael Mattes, Sergio Lopez Pena

2006

Multipactor prediction in Multicarrier Systems

Michael Mattes

2014

An efficient truncation criteria for computation of modal series appearing in the Green's function of shielded media

Juan Ramon Mosig, Michael Mattes, Laleh Golestanirad

For the problem of boxed printed circuits embedded within a stratified media, efficient formulations. based on the Method of Moments have been suggested which involve the computation of modal series appearing in the representation of Greens,functions in th ...

Czechslovakia Section Ieee, Technicka 2, Praha 6, 166 27, Czech Republic2008

Experimental verification of optimal frequency range for microwave head imaging

Juan Ramon Mosig, Jean-Philippe Thiran, Michael Mattes, Benjamin Fuchs, Benjamin Fuchs, Mina Bjelogrlic

This work presents the experimental verification of the power transmission of a radiating field into the human head for Microwave Imaging (MWI) applications. We aim at finding the range of frequencies that optimize the power scattered by any anomalies from ...

2017

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Real axis integration of Sommerfeld integrals with error estimation

Full-wave simulation of multi-layered boxed printed circuits

Quadruple static potential integrals for uniform source distributions on rectangular domains

RF Breakdown in Multicarrier Systems

Comparison of Regularization Techniques for Microwave Imaging of Brain Stroke

Multipactor breakdown prediction in rectangular waveguide based components

An efficient technique to accelerate the simulation of passive shielded microwave circuits

FEST3D - A simulation tool for multipactor prediction

Multipactor prediction in Multi-carrier Systems

New Inverstigations of RF Breakdown in Microwave Transmission Lines

Towards an efficient software tool for combline filters based on a IE-MOM strategy

Multipactor prediction in Multicarrier Systems

An efficient truncation criteria for computation of modal series appearing in the Green's function of shielded media

Experimental verification of optimal frequency range for microwave head imaging

MAMBO: An implementation of an efficient method for the simulation of multilayered packaged printed circuits

Optimized machine precision double exponential quadratures applicable in weakly singular integrals

Relevance of the resonances of the Green's functions when solving shielded combline filters with an MPIE strategy

New Investigations of RF Breakdown in Microwave Transmission Lines

Analysis of multilayer boxed printed circuits

An investigation of the effect of fringing fields on multipactor breakdown