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PostPosted: Sun Oct 06, 2013 10:40 am    Post subject: current distribution on a random shaped patch Reply with quote
I need to know how the current distribution on any patch with any random shape helps to derive conclusion about the operating frequency.

If at a specific frequency, the current distribution is high on one specific side of the patch, what can be concluded?

Also, is there any material/ papers that can help me understand this relation between current distribution on a patch and its operating frequency?

Please provide paper titles or links. I'm a member of IEEE, so even if you provide a link to the paper, I can access it with my membership.
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