T. Rozzi et al., ANALYTICAL SOLUTION AND FREQUENCY EXTRACTION OF IRIS PROBLEMS IN WAVE-GUIDE BY SEPARATION OF VARIABLES, IEEE transactions on microwave theory and techniques, 45(2), 1997, pp. 253-259
The field nearby a thin iris discontinuity can be found in an exact ma
nner by solving the wave equation in an appropriate coordinate system,
To this end, it is necessary to select a coordinate system that fits
the iris boundary, As an example, capacitive and inductive irises in r
ectangularwaveguides have been solved by considering the Helmholtz equ
ation in the elliptic-cylinder coordinate system, The presence of the
waveguide environment is then enforced either by using the aperture fi
eld solution in a variational expression of the equivalent shunt susce
ptance or by taking images. The advantage of the new solution is that
a single term solution, apart from being very accurate and numerically
efficient, also contains the correct frequency dependence; thus provi
ding results over the entire band, Moreover, wide-band equivalent circ
uits with frequency independent elements of the Foster's canonical for
m descend directly from the field analysis.