Interaction of electromagnetic waves with a magnetized nonuniform plasma slab

Tang, Deli; Sun, A.P.; Qiu, Xinjie; Chu, Paul K.

doi:10.1109/tps.2003.811648

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“…[3] studied the absorption, reflection, and transmission of electromagnetic waves by a nonuniform plasma slab immersed in an ambient uniform magnetic field of various strengths. They discussed the effects of the plasma parameters and magnetic field strength on the absorbed, reflected, and transmitted power.…”

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Plasma Physics approach for the Interaction of Electromagnetic Wave with Ionosphere

Hassani¹,

Ali²

2017

IOSR JAGG

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Plasma Physics approach for the Interaction of Electromagnetic Wave with Ionosphere

Hassani¹,

Ali²

2017

IOSR JAGG

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“…Its negative permittivity has been studied in many research papers and it was shown to have similar characteristic as metal material in term of electrical conductivity [2][3]. While keeping permeability in the positive region, plasma will respond to electromagnetic waves in the similar manner as metal.…”

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Reconfigurable antenna using plasma reflector

Jusoh¹,

Ahmad²,

Din³

et al. 2018

AIP Conference Proceedings

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Abstract. This paper presents the feasibility study and design of plasma implementation in industrial, scientific and medical (ISM) communication band. A reflector antenna with rounded shaped is proposed to collimate beam in particular direction radiated by a quarter wave antenna operating at 2.4GHz. The simulations result has shown that by using plasma as the reflector elements, the gain, directivity and radiation patterns are identical with metal elements with only small different in the broadside direction. The versatility of the antenna is achievable by introducing electrical reconfigurable option to change the beam pattern.

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“…Now, these periodically plasma structure is known as plasma photonic crystal (PPC), which is presented by Hojo and Mase [7]. The technologies applications of PPC are now expanding widely as, for example, in plasma lens [8], plasma antenna [9], plasma stealth aircraft [10][11][12][13], etc. And the reflectionless transmission due to the Fabry-Perot resonance in PPC can be applied to frequency filters [14] and interferometers [15].…”

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Optical Properties of One-Dimensional Binary Plasma Dielectric Photonic Crystal

Guo¹,

Gao²

2011

IJAPM

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Abstract-The optical properties of electromagnetic (EM) waves propagating in one-dimensional plasma dielectric photonic crystal made of alternate thin layers of two materials namely micro plasma layer and dielectric material layer is studied theoretically. The dispersions both for ω < ω p and ω > ω p are deduced by transfer matrix method and the photonic band gap structure and the reflection spectra are computed. The results show that the band gap structure and reflection spectra are tuned correspondingly due to the dielectric constant of the microplasma layer modified differently in different frequency ranges. Parameter dependence of the effects is calculated and discussed.

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Interaction of electromagnetic waves with a magnetized nonuniform plasma slab

Cited by 136 publications

References 12 publications

Plasma Physics approach for the Interaction of Electromagnetic Wave with Ionosphere

Plasma Physics approach for the Interaction of Electromagnetic Wave with Ionosphere

Reconfigurable antenna using plasma reflector

Optical Properties of One-Dimensional Binary Plasma Dielectric Photonic Crystal

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