1996
DOI: 10.1002/(sici)1098-2760(19960205)11:2<69::aid-mop6>3.0.co;2-m
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Radiation behavior of planar double-layer dielectric waveguides combined with a finite metal-strip grating

Abstract: The radiation and scattering characteristics of double‐layer planar dielectric waveguides integrated with a metal‐strip grating are analyzed using a two‐dimensional model and a narrow‐strip current approximation. Some numerical data concerning the highly directional antenna applications of these structures in the millimeter‐wave range are presented. © 1996 John Wiley & Sons, Inc.

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“…From the radiation conditions, it follows that Reγ ≥ 0, Imγ ≥ 0. Equation ( 9) follows from that fact that currents density outside the strips is zero, μ(y) = 0, if y ∉ L. Equation (10) follows from the boundary condition on graphene strips (1).Equation (11) follows from the continuity conditions (2)- (5).…”
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“…From the radiation conditions, it follows that Reγ ≥ 0, Imγ ≥ 0. Equation ( 9) follows from that fact that currents density outside the strips is zero, μ(y) = 0, if y ∉ L. Equation (10) follows from the boundary condition on graphene strips (1).Equation (11) follows from the continuity conditions (2)- (5).…”
Section: Solution Of the Problemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In a rigorous formulation, the scattering problem has the following form: the total field should satisfy the Helmholtz equation, the boundary condition (1), if z = 0 and y ∈ L, the continuity conditions in the plane of graphene strips, if…”
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“…By varying the chemical potential form 0 eV to certain positive value, the authors obtain radiation patterns with main lobe in perpendicular directions. In leaky-wave antennas based on the radiating periodic structures transforming the guided waves to free space waves, the elevation angle of the radiation pattern strongly depends on the period (Itoh 1977, Kalinichev 1996. It is promising to consider the multilayer stuck with different periods and to control the elevation angle of the main lobe by varying the chemical potential of strips of the layers.…”
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“…Radiating structures based on gratings embedded into a dielectric waveguide transforming eigenwaves to free space waves are promising as low-cost, low-profile, and easy-to-fabricate elements of millimeter-wave devices such as filters or antennas with frequency scanning ability [1,2]. New materials are available today, such as graphene.…”
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