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Two-dimensional microwave band-gap structures of different dielectric materials

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In this paper, the use of low dielectric constant materials to form two-dimensional microwave band-gap structures for achieving high gap-to-midgap ratio was reported.
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We report the use of low dielectric constant materials to form two-dimensional microwave band-gap structures for achieving high gap-to-midgap ratio. The variable parameters chosen are the lattice spacing and the geometric structure. The selected geometries are square and triangular and the materials chosen are PTFE (e = 2.1), PVC (e = 2.38) and glass (e = 5.5). Using the plane-wave expansion method, proper lattice spacing is selected for each structure and material. The observed experimental results are analyzed with the help of the theoretical prediction

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Inhibited Spontaneous Emission in Solid-State Physics and Electronics

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Photonic band structure of two-dimensional systems: The triangular lattice

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Tight-binding description of the coupled defect modes in three-dimensional photonic crystals

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