An example using the discrete concepts of electromagnetics in conjunction with the comprehensive operations of the GSSEis provided. It translates the continuous formulation of Maxwell's equations given in Section 1.2 with internally oriented and externally oriented fields, including their linking relations
(8.1) | ||
(8.2) |
Using a projection of the averaged field components onto 2-cells, local representatives of the global quantities are obtained. See Section 2.4.3 for more details. The following equation expresses this fact:
(8.4) |
The -component and -component of the final vector field is depicted in Figures 8.5-8.6 for a three-dimensional calculation. The x-y plane with a spatial dimension of units at the bottom uses a simple harmonically oscillating quantity and is also used as a Dirichlet contact. Neumann boundary conditions are applied to the remaining boundary planes.
Figure 8.5: Illustration of the -component of with a harmonic oscillating source in the x-y plane at two different time steps. |
Figure 8.6: Wave equation with a harmonic oscillating source in the x-y plane where the source is switched off. The -component of is depicted on the right side. |