Neural-genetic method for synthesis of antennas and microwave devices
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https://doi.org/10.20535/RADAP.2008.36.60-66Keywords:
antennas, microwave devices, methods of calculation of antennas and microwave devicesAbstract
A neural-genetic concept is proposed for synthesis of antennas and microwave devices. A device to be optimized is modeled by artificial neural networks and synthesis is made by genetic algorithm based inversion of the artificial neural networks.
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