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Abstract
In the work presented in this paper, a grid-enabled environment for the scale changing technique (SCT) simulations is proposed. This approach allows the fast design of a finite size and thick dichroïc metallic mirror based on global electromagnetic simulation. The computed transmission and reflection coefficients, as well as radiation pattern, satisfying to some predefined technical requirements in X and Ka frequency bands are presented. Simulation results are shown in order to demonstrate the validity of the approach.
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