Wavelet Transform for Microstrip Antenna Radiation
Kwame Sarker
Corresponding
Shahjalal University of Science and Technology
Abstract
The reliable operation of reinforced concrete structures has become a pressing concern as populations expand and industrial demand continues to rise across the developing world. The governing relationships were first linearised about the operating point and then treated systematically by wavelet transform. The method converged in fewer than 9 iterations for all cases considered. These findings offer practical guidance for engineers engaged in the design and rehabilitation of similar systems.
Keywords:
microstrip antenna radiationwavelet transformvoltage stabilityerror-correcting codesfeature extractionconcrete durability
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