URSI 2000, XV Simposium Nacional de la Unión Científica Internacional de Radio, Zaragoza
A method for the analysis of anechoic and semianechoic chambers in the low frequency range is presented in this work. The method is able to deal with different kind of absorbers (multilayer, pyramidal, hybrid) with their geometrical dimensions and shape stating the upper frequency limit of validity of the approach. The method combines homogenization with geometrical optics to account for multiple reflections in absorber lined chambers. Image theory is used to speed up the computation. Reflection coefficients are obtained using transmission line analogy for transverse field components. Both dielectric and magnetic lossy materials are considered. The method has been implemented in a software tool with a GUI and allows the user an easy introduction of geometrical data for both the screening and the absorbers.
