2017
DOI: 10.1088/1361-6463/aa7988
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Analysis and experiments on Fano interference using a 2D metamaterial cavity for field localized wireless power transfer

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“…The region of the cavities shows strong field localization (a hotspot), and the field is relatively low and uniform outside the cavities. The result shows that the defective metasurface localizes the field on the subwavelength scale with a high contrast 38 . Using a small probe to scan the metasurface, we measure the field distribution.…”
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“…The region of the cavities shows strong field localization (a hotspot), and the field is relatively low and uniform outside the cavities. The result shows that the defective metasurface localizes the field on the subwavelength scale with a high contrast 38 . Using a small probe to scan the metasurface, we measure the field distribution.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…All the array elements on the metasurface are turned off and resonate at f loc . This frequency, which is close to f 0 , is chosen because it allows strong field localization by inhibiting MIW propagation 38 . Then, the transmission shows the asymmetric shape of the hybridization bandgap 29 , which indicates the presence of Fano-type interference (the interference between discrete resonance and continuous fields).…”
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“…This is because power distribution is spread out and unrefined above the charging surface; that is the transfer efficiency is variation when a receiving device position is misaligned, which is deviated from the concentric position with respect to a transmitter [19]. To refine and control the magnetic field by focusing the fields into the small regions, the non-uniform and defected MTSs with modified field localization technique have been proposed [20,25,30,31]. The defected MTS is formed by the cavities on MTS.…”
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“…In addition, it does not change the macroscopic parameters including negative permeability. Unlike the previous approach [20,25,30], the receiver location is placed at center of the MTS. There are different mechanisms to create the cavity on the MTS.…”
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