Design and Performance Analysis of Split Ring Resonator Based Microstrip Antenna With Defected Ground Structure

Kose, Umut; Kavas, Aktul

doi:10.1109/ismsit50672.2020.9255275

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“…The first proof of a negative refraction index was regularly assigned to the collection of SRR [24]. This proof was based on square shaped Split ring resonators in the form of a periodical, mounted cell arrangement with lined wire configuration [25]. There are various types of split-ring resonators, especially the negative refractive index.…”

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Meta-malzeme Yapılı Ayrık Halka Rezonatörün Performans İyileştirmesi için MOGA Algoritması Kullanılarak Üç Boyutlu Elektromanyetik Analizi ve Optimizasyonu

Topaloğlu

2021

Düzce Üniversitesi Bilim Ve Teknoloji Dergisi

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The study presents 3D electromagnetic analysis and optimization of metamaterial constructed split ring resonator. The analysis was carried out under electromagnetic analysis conditions by using electromagnetic boundary conditions master and slave. The operating frequency range, in other words the performance characteristic, has been analysed from 1 GHz to 20 GHz. The split-ring resonator design has been analysed on triple co-axes in accordance with its actual use. Surface current density, electric field strength and magnetic field strength values were examined in the analysis. Metamaterial based split-ring resonators are used in many fields. Today, it has many applications as measurement and sensor or as antenna in 5G applications. In order to obtain a suitable design at high frequencies, micron-level designs are required. Newly developed objective functions are presented in the study. In this study, good results were obtained with an optimized SRR design by using multi-objective genetic algorithm in the range up to 20 GHz that can achieve negative refractive index capacity. These results are presented in the study with the relationship between permittivity and permeability. Furthermore, when the results obtained from the design are examined, it is seen that it is suitable for wireless applications. Performance improvement have been carried out SRR negative refractive index capacity which before has 11 GHz was increased to 15.5 GHz.

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confidence: 99%