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| author | Lee, Woojun Lee, Jungmin Walling, Jeffrey S. |
| author_facet | Lee, Woojun Lee, Jungmin Walling, Jeffrey S. |
| contents | This paper presents a fast inverse design framework for complex multilayered, multiport pixelated surfaces - a class of structures largely unexplored in current research. Leveraging a method-of-moments (MoM) electromagnetic (EM) solver, the framework enables the rapid synthesis of pixelated device designs. A novel matrix reconstruction technique, based on pre-labeling matrix entries as "inter-pixel" or "inner-pixel," accelerates simulations for each variation of the pixelated structure. To mitigate the cubic increase in computation time associated with additional layers, GPU acceleration is employed. Further enhancing convergence speed, a stochastic multi-pixel flipping search algorithm is integrated into the framework. The effectiveness of this approach is demonstrated through the design of a diplexer achieving a -3-dB bandwidth for one channel spanning 5.23-5.94 GHz and another covering 6.17-7.15 GHz, validated by a full-wave solver. |
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| publishDate | 2024 |
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| spellingShingle | Inverse Design of Multi-Layered Manufacturable Pixelated Diplexers Through Optimized Geometrical Configuration and Meshing Strategy in MoM Lee, Woojun Lee, Jungmin Walling, Jeffrey S. Applied Physics This paper presents a fast inverse design framework for complex multilayered, multiport pixelated surfaces - a class of structures largely unexplored in current research. Leveraging a method-of-moments (MoM) electromagnetic (EM) solver, the framework enables the rapid synthesis of pixelated device designs. A novel matrix reconstruction technique, based on pre-labeling matrix entries as "inter-pixel" or "inner-pixel," accelerates simulations for each variation of the pixelated structure. To mitigate the cubic increase in computation time associated with additional layers, GPU acceleration is employed. Further enhancing convergence speed, a stochastic multi-pixel flipping search algorithm is integrated into the framework. The effectiveness of this approach is demonstrated through the design of a diplexer achieving a -3-dB bandwidth for one channel spanning 5.23-5.94 GHz and another covering 6.17-7.15 GHz, validated by a full-wave solver. |
| title | Inverse Design of Multi-Layered Manufacturable Pixelated Diplexers Through Optimized Geometrical Configuration and Meshing Strategy in MoM |
| topic | Applied Physics |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2412.17617 |