Scattering from a Frequency Selective Surface Supported by a Bianisotropic Substrate

A New Implementation of Frequency Selective Surface Cloak for Cylindrical Structures

The main purpose of this paper is to design, implement and measure a new sample of mantle cloak. A new method called mantle cloak is introduced by cloaking an object by a single, conformal meta-surface which can drastically suppress the scattering of the desired object. In this paper, a grid lattice is placed around a dielectric object as the cloaking structure. Previously, this FSS has been ut...

Surface waves supported by thin - film / substrate interactions

A systematic approximation to the linear equations for small-amplitude surface waves in an elastic half space, interacting with a residually-stressed thin film of different material bonded to its plane boundary, is developed in powers of the film thickness, assuming the latter to be small compared to the wavelength of the disturbance. The theory is illustrated by calculating asymptotic expansio...

A Compressible Reconfigurable Frequency Selective Surface

Comprehensive Solution to Scattering by Bianisotropic Objects of Arbitrary Shape

This paper presents a method of moments (MoM) solution for the problems of electromagnetic scattering by inhomogeneous threedimensional bianisotropic scatterers of any shape. The electromagnetic response of bianisotropy has been described by the constitutive relations of the most general form composed of four 3 × 3 matrices or tensors. The volume equivalence principle is used to obtain a set of...

A Compact Miniaturized Frequency Selective Surface with Stable Resonant Frequency

A compact miniaturized frequency selective surface (FSS) with stable resonant frequency is proposed in this letter. The proposed FSS is composed of four spiral triangles connected in the middle of the unit cell, symmetrically. Simulated results show that the dimension of the element is only 0.0558λ0 × 0.0558λ0, and reduction in FSS size is up to 97.7% with respect to conventional cross-dipole F...