Unconditional Stable and Conditionally Stable Hybrid Time-Domain Spectral Element Electromagnetic Analysis Method
A time-domain spectral element, electromagnetic analysis technology, applied in electrical digital data processing, instruments, calculations, etc., can solve problems such as slow solution time, long time spent in inversion, and many time iteration steps, etc., to speed up the solution speed. Effect
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[0034] The present invention is based on an unconditionally stable and conditionally stable mixed time-domain spectral element electromagnetic analysis method, the steps are as follows:
[0035] The first step is the model subdivision, and the model is uniformly subdivided using curved hexahedral meshes.
[0036] The second step is to adaptively find out the hexahedron whose size is smaller than the set value in the grid, and mark it out.
[0037] The third step is to expand the electric field with the basis function, substitute it into the vector wave equation, and use the Galerkin test.
[0038] The fourth step is to solve the matrix equation, expand the time item by time difference, use the Newmark-β difference scheme with unconditional stability in the small-sized area, and use the central difference in other areas, first solve the Newmark-β area, and then perform the center Solving for difference regions.
[0039] The present invention will be further described below in...
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