Calculation of Reflection Coefficients in 2D Waveguides
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Computing reflection coefficients in 2D waveguides with PML boundary conditions on lateral sides, PEC boundaries on top/bottom, and a plane wave excitation source
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In two-dimensional waveguides, reflection coefficients can be calculated to determine wave propagation characteristics. In this configuration, Perfectly Matched Layer (PML) boundaries must be implemented on both lateral sides to ensure simulation accuracy by absorbing outgoing waves without reflections. The top and bottom boundaries should be configured as Perfect Electric Conductors (PEC) to enforce proper electromagnetic wave reflection in the vertical direction. For wave generation and simulation, a plane wave source is implemented, typically introduced through appropriate field initialization or source terms in the governing equations. These boundary conditions and source implementation allow for accurate modeling of electromagnetic wave propagation in 2D waveguide structures, enabling comprehensive analysis of system behavior through numerical methods such as finite-difference or finite-element approaches.
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