Enhanced thermal stability of dielectric, energy storage, and discharge efficiency in a structurally frustrated piezoelectric system: Erbium modified Na 0.5 Bi 0.5 TiO 3 -BaTiO 3

The capability of magnetic induction to transmit signals in attenuating environments has recently gained significant research interest. The wave aspect—magnetoinductive (MI) waves—has been proposed for numerous applications in RF-challenging environments, such as underground/underwater wireless networks, body area networks, and in-vivo medical diagnosis and treatment applications, to name but a few, where conventional electromagnetic waves have a number of limitations, most notably losses. To date, the effects of eddy currents inside the dissipative medium have not been characterised analytically. Here we propose a comprehensive circuit model of coupled resonators in a homogeneous dissipative medium, that takes into account all the electromagnetic effects of eddy currents, and, thereby, derive a general dispersion equation for the MI waves. We also report laboratory experiments to confirm our findings. Our work will serve as a fundamental model for design and analysis of every system employing MI waves or more generally, magnetically-coupled circuits in attenuating media.

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Using structures of subwavelength metallic capped helices with both negative electric and magnetic couplings, we demonstrate a broadband negative mode index metasurface. Numerical and experimental results are presented for the structure with negative dispersion bandwidth of 44% compared to the resonant frequency of individual capped helices. Optimisation of such structures in terms of their size, element geometry and operational passband width is demonstrated.

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