Metamaterial-based Sensor for Measurements of physical Quantities and Parameters of technological Processes

Yelizarov, A. A.; Kukharenko, A. S.; Skuridin, A. A.

doi:10.1109/metamaterials.2018.8534122

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“…MTM-inspired sensors then can be designed to operate in a single band [36, 37, 41-43, 46-49, 51] or multibands [23,33,34,[59][60][61] with higher sensitivity. MTM-inspired sensors have been employed for a variety of detecting purposes, for instance, liquidor fluid [23-25, 34, 43, 44, 46-48, 53-55, 57, 63, 65-69, 95], solid dielectric material [35,36,38,52,58,62,70], or biomaterials [37,49,50,80,91].…”

Section: Bowtie Testing With Transition Metals and Metalloidsmentioning

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Metal Discovery by Highly Sensitive Microwave Multi-Band Metamaterial-Inspired Sensors

Al-Duhni¹,

Wongkasem²

2021

PIER B

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A simple, compact, contactless, and high sensitivity metamaterial-inspired sensor has been developed to detect and classify precious transition metals in the S-and C-band regime, using reflection coefficients. A multi-band metamaterial, quadruple concentric circular split ring resonator, is specifically designed as a sensing enhancer, where the additional bands can effectively trigger the electromagnetic properties, as well as enhance the differentiation between the testing metal samples. The proposed sensor was tested on precious transition metals, silver, platinum, and gold thin slabs of various thicknesses, from 0.5 µm to 3 mm. Five resonances were established in the frequency range of 2-8 GHz. Distinguishable frequency responses generated from different metal samples at those five resonances specify the capability of classifying the metal contents and thicknesses.

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Section: Bowtie Testing With Transition Metals and Metalloidsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Metal Discovery by Highly Sensitive Microwave Multi-Band Metamaterial-Inspired Sensors

Al-Duhni¹,

Wongkasem²

2021

PIER B

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Geometric Method for Determining the Phase Shift in the Reflection of an Electromagnetic Wave from a Conformal Meta-Surface of a Sensing Element

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Investigation of Filtering and Sensing Properties of Complementary Metamaterial Resonant Cells by Computer Simulation

Skuridin

Yelizarov

Nazarov

et al. 2021

J. Phys.: Conf. Ser.

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In this paper we propose a resonant structure based on complementary metamaterial that can be used to control and monitor parameters of a material under test. We used CST Studio Suite to create a computer model of the proposed device and simulate it performance. The performance of the sensor is characterized by its scattering parameters that can be calculated by simulation. The results obtained are then analyzed and used to derive the relation between the sensor’s resonant frequency and the characteristics of the analyte. The proposed resonant structure and method can be used for nondestructive evaluation of dielectric substances, defect control, monitoring and measurement applications.

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Metamaterial-based Sensor for Measurements of physical Quantities and Parameters of technological Processes

Cited by 7 publications

References 5 publications

Metal Discovery by Highly Sensitive Microwave Multi-Band Metamaterial-Inspired Sensors

Metal Discovery by Highly Sensitive Microwave Multi-Band Metamaterial-Inspired Sensors

Geometric Method for Determining the Phase Shift in the Reflection of an Electromagnetic Wave from a Conformal Meta-Surface of a Sensing Element

Investigation of Filtering and Sensing Properties of Complementary Metamaterial Resonant Cells by Computer Simulation

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