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Current State of Analysis and Optimal Synthesis of Microwave Waveguide Systems of Complex Structure

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The first chapter examines the current state of analysis and optimal synthesis of complex structural microwave radioengineering and telecommunication waveguide systems and identifies the main directions for improving the electrical, magnetic, technical, design, and operational parameters and characteristics of microwave rectangular and circular waveguides. In order to analyze the current state of the analysis of microwave radioengineering and telecommunication facilities, a review of world-class research in this field was given, and it was determined that the nonlinearity of the environment inside rectangular and circular waveguides filled with air was not taken into account in theoretical or experimental studies. On the other hand, in order to analyze the current state of optimal synthesis of microwave radioengineering and telecommunication devices, a review of world research in this area was given, and it was determined that the issue of their multi-criteria optimal synthesis has not been resolved yet. Thus, solving the problem of multi-criteria optimal synthesis of microwave rectangular and circular waveguides will allow to design and develop new physical models with optimal dimensions, while improving the electrical, magnetic, technical, design and operational parameters and characteristics of these devices. Therefore, taking into account the nonlinearity of the environment inside rectangular and circular waveguide devices, microwave is a new model with optimal dimensions, along with the solution of the problem of their multi-criteria optimal synthesis and specification of electromagnetic, design, technical and operational parameters and characteristics of these devices, and there is a need for development.

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Islamov, I. (2024). Current State of Analysis and Optimal Synthesis of Microwave Waveguide Systems of Complex Structure. In: Radio Engineering and Telecommunications Waveguide Systems in the Microwave Range. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-37916-1_1

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