A new global time-domain electromagnetic simulator of microwave circuits including lumped elements based on finite-element method

This paper proposes an extension of the finite-element time-domain method for the global electromagnetic analysis of complex inhomogeneous microwave distributed circuits, containing linear or nonlinear lumped elements. This technique combines Maxwell's equations and circuit equations, directly...

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Maxwell equations
Maxwell's equations
Microwave circuits
Microwave theory and techniques
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