Jack,
That's a good idea to let Vcylinder/Vdisc and Icylinder/Idisc go
through 0.1 to 10. That's a reasonable range and there may be some
interesting curves. And in addition, if there is some optimal point
outside this range, the curves may have some indication.
The theory of CFA claims E and H will be in phase in the near-field
region, however, although E and H may really be in phase near the
cylinder and the disk, they may not keep in phase a little farther
away from the antenna. So if we can draw a figure of the E and H field
from near-field region to far-field region, the mistery of CFA may be
disclosed.
Yaxun
Received on Mon Jul 19 1999 - 02:40:38 EDT
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