Chebyshev collocation and Newton-type optimization methods for the inverse problem on nonuniform transmission lines
A frequency-domain inverse problem for the nonuniform LCRG transmission line is considered. The parameters of the nonuniform line are interpolated by Chebyshev polynomials, and the Telegraphers equations are solved by a collocation method using the same polynomials. The interpolation coefficients fo...
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description | A frequency-domain inverse problem for the nonuniform LCRG transmission line is considered. The parameters of the nonuniform line are interpolated by Chebyshev polynomials, and the Telegraphers equations are solved by a collocation method using the same polynomials. The interpolation coefficients for the unknown parameters are reconstructed by means of Newton-type optimization methods for which the Jacobian matrix has been calculated explicitly. For the reconstruction of one or two parameters, the algorithm is tested on synthetic data, and the necessity to use regularization is discussed. Finally, the algorithm is tested with measured reflection data to reconstruct shunt capacitances with piecewise constant profiles. |
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