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Transmission and reflection properties of composite metamaterials in free space
Koray Aydin,Ertugrul Cubukcu,Ekmel Ozbay,Mehmet Bayindir +3 more
- Vol. 88, pp 195-197
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In this article, the authors measured transmission and reflection from split ring resonators, thin wires, and composite metamaterials in free space for the X-band measurement with high transmission magnitude for frequencies where both SRR and wire have effective negative permeability and permittivity.Abstract:
We measured transmission and reflection from split ring resonators, thin wires, and composite metamaterials in free space. X-band measurement exhibits high transmission magnitude for frequencies where both SRR and wire have effective negative permeability and permittivity, respectively.read more
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Broadband THz DNG Metamaterials for Simplified Fabrication
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