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An analytical solution is presented to compute the field distribution near a chiral cylinder surface at normal incidence of an on-axis Gaussian beam. The theoretical analysis of the scattering problem is complicated due to the fact that the left and right circularly polarized waves propagate in the chiral medium with different propagation constants. Numerical results for the normalized near-surface field intensity are given and discussed concisely.

The characteristic basis function method (CBFM) is used to analyze the electromagnetic characteristics of antenna arrays in this paper. The original antenna arrays are divided into a number of subdomains and high-level basis functions are constructed for each subdomain through their couplings, the resulting matrix can be largely reduced. The characteristic basis function method not only has high accuracy and computing time is greatly reduced. The numerical results are given to illustrate that the method is accurate and efficient.

The fast dipole method (FDM) in conjunction with the asymptotic waveform evaluation (AWE) technique is presented for fast calculation of radar cross section (RCS) from arbitrarily shaped perfect electric conductor targets over a broad frequency band. The FDM, which is based on the equivalent dipole-moment (EDM) method, is employed to reduce impedance matrix storage and accelerate the matrix-vector multiplications in the solutions of the Taylor coefficients. The application of AWE technique enables fast frequency sweep analysis. The numerical results show that this method greatly increased the computational efficiency without losing accuracy conditions compared with the traditional method of moments (MoM) combined with AWE technique.

The TD-SCDMA relay (repeater) provide network operators with a cost-effective means of extending coverage to areas of low signal strength. The maximum gain of a TD-SCDMA repeater is, however, limited by the amount of isolation that exists between the donor and coverage antennas. The radio echoes from coverage antennas not only create interference in the incoming signal from the base station, but also cause instability of the repeater. In this paper, we present an interference cancellation system (ICS) for TD-SCDMA networks, which can eliminate these problems. Various characteristic features of the ICS are illustrated using the MATLAB simulation results.

Adaptive cross approximation (ACA) algorithm as a kind of common matrix compression method is often used to analyze the electromagnetic radiation and scattering problems. In the region of far field, the impedance matrix is compressed by ACA method, and the extracted impedance matrix is accelerated filling by equivalent dipole-moment method (EDM). In the area of near field, the method of moments or the equivalent dipole-moment method is applied for filling the impedance matrix. The iterative near field preconditioning technique is used to solve matrix equation, so that fast calculation of radar cross section (RCS) can be achieved. Numerical results show that the computational efficiency is improved significantly via applying the presented method in this paper without sacrificing much accuracy.