Spectral domain analysis of electromagnetic wave scattering by an infinite plane metallic grating

Uchida, Kazunori; Noda, Takeaki; Matsunaga, Toshiaki

doi:10.1109/tap.1987.1143973

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“…In electromagnetic wave theory and optics, the analysis of the diffraction by gratings is a very important problem, and diffraction characteristics of various kinds of gratings have been investigated so far [1][2][3][4]. In most of these analyses, it is assumed that the periodic structure of the grating has infinite extent.…”

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confidence: 99%

Analysis of Electromagnetic Wave Diffraction by a Semi-Infinite Strip Grating and Evaluation of End-Effects

Nishimoto¹,

Ikuno²

1999

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Analysis of Electromagnetic Wave Diffraction by a Semi-Infinite Strip Grating and Evaluation of End-Effects

Nishimoto¹,

Ikuno²

1999

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“…Z s is the surface impedance and J is the induced current on the surface. Equation (1) implies that the tangential electric fields near the sheet in medium 1 and 2 are continuous at z = 0, while (2) is analogous to Kirchhoff's current law as shown in Figure 2. Substituting (2) into (3) gives…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Many studies have dealt with the analysis of metallic gratings [1,2]. Except exclusive use of perfect electric conductor (PEC), gratings with lossy materials have also received considerable attention.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Characterization and Investigation of Composite Resistive Grating

Chin¹,

Jou²

2013

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Abstract-A novel composite resistive grating is presented. It is formed by combining two complementary resistive patterns. The problem of plane wave scattering by a two-dimensional resistive grating is considered. The formulation involves the concept of Fourier series expansion, which is manipulated to deal with the resistive boundary condition. The advantage of the formulation comparing with method of moments is that it can solve grating having arbitrary admittance distribution without doing reformulation process. Both conventional and composite resistive gratings are numerically investigated and characterized. Additionally, the equivalent circuit models of one-dimensional resistive gratings are acquired for T E and T M polarizations. Finally, the design of multilayered Jaumann absorbers incorporating conventional or composite resistive gratings are taken as numerical examples, where the accuracy of equivalent circuit models are verified. The proposed composite grating can increase the originally unavoidable small gap width from 0.1 mm to 0.4 mm in the Jaumann absorber design, which is proved to possess more design flexibility and higher tolerance to fabrication error than conventional one.

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“…Analysis of the scattering from periodic gratings has attracted the attention of many researchers [19][20][21][22]. Other types of periodic structures with two-or three-dimensional periodicity can be analyzed using different numerical techniques such as the ones introduced in [23][24][25].…”

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“…The f sp (k xm ) serves as the driving excitation for the grounded dielectric bare slab without the strips. The spectral field radiated by this spectral basis strip current (located in the layer above the slab) into the region above the grounded substrate is obtained from the numerical Green's function of the unloaded multilayer structure [18,19], i.e.,…”

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Application of Artificial Ground Planes in Dual-Band Orthogonally-Polarized Low-Profile High-Gain Planar Antenna Design

Foroozesh

Kehn

Shafai

2008

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Abstract-Application of artificial ground planes in design of compact cavity-resonance dual-band high-gain antennas is presented. The artificial ground plane consists of periodic strip grating on grounded dielectric slab. A code based on method of moment (MoM) is developed to analyze and design such artificial ground planes. The reflection parameters obtained using the MoM code are employed to characterize the surface impedance of the artificial ground plane for different incident angles and both TE and TM polarizations. Then, this impedance surface is used in transverse equivalent network (TEN) model of the cavity-resonance antenna with high-permittivity dielectric superstrate. Using TEN model radiation properties of such antennas are analyzed. Finally, the antenna with the compact size is designed to demonstrate the maximum directivity. An interesting characteristic of this antennas is that when the antenna ground plane acts as an artificial magnetic conductor the height of the antenna is almost reduced by a factor of two, while its directivity is increased by about 1 dB compared to the conventional antennas of this class having PEC ground plane.

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Spectral domain analysis of electromagnetic wave scattering by an infinite plane metallic grating

Cited by 60 publications

References 7 publications

Analysis of Electromagnetic Wave Diffraction by a Semi-Infinite Strip Grating and Evaluation of End-Effects

Analysis of Electromagnetic Wave Diffraction by a Semi-Infinite Strip Grating and Evaluation of End-Effects

Characterization and Investigation of Composite Resistive Grating

Application of Artificial Ground Planes in Dual-Band Orthogonally-Polarized Low-Profile High-Gain Planar Antenna Design

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