Design of multilayer microwave absorbers using hybrid binary lightning search algorithm and simulated annealing

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In this paper, a hybrid algorithm of binary lightning search algorithm and simulated annealing (BLSA-SA) is proposed to optimize the design of multilayer microwave absorbers for normal incidence. The multilayer absorber is designed to find a set of coatings that minimize the reflection coefficient over the desired frequency. The design problem is translated into solving the binary problem. Three different design examples are presented to verify the performance of the BLSA-SA. The results show that the reflection coefficient and thickness of BLSA-SA are better than those of other heuristic algorithms for multilayer absorber design. In the five-layer design, the standard deviation of BLSASA is the smallest among the 20 independent test results of the algorithms, which indicates that the BLSA-SA algorithm, has a strong stability.

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Lu, Y., & Zhou, Y. (2017). Design of multilayer microwave absorbers using hybrid binary lightning search algorithm and simulated annealing. Progress In Electromagnetics Research B, 78, 75–90. https://doi.org/10.2528/PIERB17060302

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