We report the continuous effects in modeling sharp coated cones as calibration targets by surface integration solutions. The Coiflet based method of moment (MoM) is employed in conjunction with the thin dielectric sheet approximation (TDS). The Coifman wavelets inherit mathematical superiority in the Galerkin procedure, e.g., the high precision one-point quadrature for fast matrix filling, local multi-resolution ability, and high regularity with Holder index 1.449 in smoothness. Local geometry refinements are implemented to reduce the errors by TDS approximation in modeling very sharp structures. The Coiflet-TDS solution is compared to an in-house FDTD package and good agreement has been observed. The presented MoM is also compared against the RWG-TDS based commercial software FEKO, and the Coiflet-TDS demonstrates more robust in modeling surfaces with sharp geometries. Finally, the emissivity of a calibrator is studied versus directions and polarizations, and its variation trends are observed.
['Ming Jin', 'Ming Bai', 'Lisha Zhang', 'Guangwen Pan', 'Jungang Miao']
On the Coiflet-TDS Solution for Scattering by Sharp Coated Cones and Its Application to Emissivity Determination