2012
DOI: 10.7305/automatika.53-1.115
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Stability Analysis of Superluminal Metamaterial Transmission Line with Realistic Non-Foster Negative Capacitors

Abstract: Original scientific paperRecently, it has been shown possible to go around basic dispersion energy constraints that limit bandwidth of every passive metamaterial and construct a broadband active Epsilon-Near-Zero superluminal transmission line. A basic building block of this unusual transmission line is an active 'tank circuit' that contains both conventional (positive) capacitor and non-Foster negative capacitor. Published theoretical studies revealed that such a 'tank circuit' is stable if an overall capacit… Show more

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“…We have also developed an entire three-cell 1D active ENZ metamaterial that has a fractional dispersion bandwidth of 200% (more than four octaves). In addition, this line supports counter-intuitive superluminal phase and group velocities [73,80,81]. All of the prototypes were 'hand-crafted' and based on low-cost FET, BJT and OPAMP components.…”
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confidence: 68%
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“…We have also developed an entire three-cell 1D active ENZ metamaterial that has a fractional dispersion bandwidth of 200% (more than four octaves). In addition, this line supports counter-intuitive superluminal phase and group velocities [73,80,81]. All of the prototypes were 'hand-crafted' and based on low-cost FET, BJT and OPAMP components.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 68%
“…The isotropic versions of the above mentioned active metamaterials are simply constructed by selecting identical values of the inductances in the x and y branches. It is worth mentioning that the results published in our previous report [73], and subsequent publications [74][75][76][77][78][79][80][81][82][83], significantly enhanced the interest in this new field. Now, there are several research groups that actively work in the field of non-Foster metamaterials with proposals of novel applications such as squint-free leaky-wave antennas [100], broadband PMC surfaces [99] and many others.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 79%
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