The Design and Fabrication of Planar Multiband Metallodielectric Frequency Selective Surfaces for Infrared Applications

Bossard, Jeremy A.; Werner, Douglas H.; Mayer, Theresa S.; Smith, Jake A.; Tang, Ying; Drupp, R.P.; Li, Ling

doi:10.1109/tap.2006.872583

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“…Besides, narrow band spacing can be easily implemented. The RT/D 5880 are used as the substrate and superstrate, and this FSS could be accurately fabricated using optical contact lithography [20]. Another important factor shouldn't be ignored, that is, in practical application, it is necessary to placing the rigid foam on the two sides of FSS for protecting it, the permittivity of this material is close to 1, so it would not affect the performance of the FSS.…”

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A Novel Dualband Frequency Selective Surface With Periodic Cell Perturbation

Guo¹,

Sun²,

Lv³

2008

PIER B

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Abstract-A novel dualband frequency selective surface (FSS) with both a dielectric substrate and superstrate constructed by double-fourlegged loaded slots (DFLLSs) is investigated, in which each periodic cell consists of two neighboring DFLLSs with different dimensions, its resonant frequencies occur at 183 GHz and 220 GHz. Good selectivity performance can be easily achieved both in lower passband and higher passband by tuning the dimensions of the DFLLSs. Besides, the passbands are mainly determined by the neighboring perturb cells and can be designed independently. According to the explicit physical concept and some formulas, the design process become straightforward and simple. Its frequency performance is obtained by using numerical simulation software CST based on finite difference time domain method (FDTD). The simulated results show the good stability of the resonant frequencies and bandwidths at different polarization states and various incident angles.

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A Novel Dualband Frequency Selective Surface With Periodic Cell Perturbation

Guo¹,

Sun²,

Lv³

2008

PIER B

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“…These properties of chiral media have been used to realize superlens for circularly polarized waves [33,35]. Although ordinary negative index media needs electric and magnetic resonances to obtain negative permittivity Page 3 of 20 A c c e p t e d M a n u s c r i p t 3 and permeability in the same frequency range, only one inclusion with strong briefringence is sufficient to achieve negative refraction for circular polarization [34]. Since this strong briefringence may not be obtained naturally, artificial chiral materials are extensively researched.…”

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90° Polarization rotator and antireflector using meanderline chiral metamaterials: Analytical and numerical approach

Gonulal

Karaaslan

Ünal

et al. 2015

Optik

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“…Infrared frequency selective surfaces (FSS) have been investigated in recent times for their wide range of electromagnetic filtering capability, including the control of spectral properties [1][2][3][4] as well as phase [5,6]. For ease of computation, FSS are typically considered infinite in extent.…”

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Spectral modification of array truncation effects in infrared frequency selective surfaces

Archangel

Tucker

Boreman

2015

Infrared Physics & Technology

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h i g h l i g h t sThe resonant condition of a square-loop IR FSS is seen to blue-shift upon array truncation. The blue-shifting due to truncation is corrected using small changes in the geometry of finite square-loop FSS arrays. A measureable diffuse reflectance is observed for the truncated arrays, which is attributed to diffraction. a b s t r a c tInfrared frequency selective surfaces (FSS) are widely used in quasi-infinite, planar configurations; however, applications for finite arrays exist as well. Here, a square loop infrared FSS was designed with an infinite array resonance near 10 lm when illuminated at 60°off-normal. Along with the quasi-infinite array, a patterned area containing finite arrays of 7 Â 7 square loops of this design was fabricated and characterized to have a resonance which was blue-shifted due to the effects of truncation. To counteract the effects of truncation, two geometrically modified arrays of 7 Â 7 square-loop elements were designed and fabricated to shift the resonant wavelength approximately back to that of the infinite array.

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The Design and Fabrication of Planar Multiband Metallodielectric Frequency Selective Surfaces for Infrared Applications

Cited by 91 publications

References 39 publications

A Novel Dualband Frequency Selective Surface With Periodic Cell Perturbation

A Novel Dualband Frequency Selective Surface With Periodic Cell Perturbation

90° Polarization rotator and antireflector using meanderline chiral metamaterials: Analytical and numerical approach

Spectral modification of array truncation effects in infrared frequency selective surfaces

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