an active antenna for transmitter application in s frequency band is designed and analyzed using harmonic balance technique which is based on the nonlinear model of active devices. in this active antenna, the amplifier is integrated with the radiator which is a rectangular patch antenna. this patch antenna is analyzed employing full-wave momentum method. by applying nonlinear model of transisto...

Non-linear magnetic problems are commonly solved by iterative methods. This paper discusses the application of the Picard-method and the Newton-method in the context of solving time-harmonic problems. It is shown that the overall computation time can be decreased by initiating the non-linear solution process using Picard-iterations and by switching to Newton-iterations as soon as an estimator i...

The steady-state analysis and design of a generalized class-E rectifier are reconsidered from circuit simulation techniques. From the considerations, we identify that this method corresponds to harmonic balance via partitioning technique enhance convergence Newton-Raphson method. Then, extend using discrete Fourier transforms. Moreover, nonlinear model is incorporated design. Thus, can obtain a...

Abstract: Time-domain testing of A/D converter in single tone mode amounts to the identification of fundamental and harmonic tones in noise. The variable projection method reduces this problem to frequency estimation by minimising a onedimensional function. In this paper it is shown that the bias due to ignoring the harmonic distortion effect is negligible, and this approximation leads to fast ...

The Harmonic Balance method is an attractive solution for computing periodic responses and can be an alternative to time domain methods, at a reduced computational cost. The current paper investigates using a Harmonic Balance method for simulating limit cycle oscillations under uncertainty. The Harmonic Balance method is used in conjunction with a nonintrusive polynomial-chaos approach to propa...

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