MICROWAVE ABSORPTION IN METASURFACES INDUCED BY EDDY CURRENTS

Davit Hambaryan

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Abstract

Efficient absorption of a metasurface composed of perpendicularly oriented graphite “meta-strips” is experimentally demonstrated, with the length of meta-strips being around half of the incident wavelength. The absorptance of the metasurface under a normally incident electromagnetic field polarized along meta-strips exceeds 90% in the spectrum of 8-12 GHz. The proposed metasurface is featured by wide incidence angle tolerance.

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MICROWAVE ABSORPTION IN METASURFACES INDUCED BY EDDY CURRENTS

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MICROWAVE ABSORPTION IN METASURFACES INDUCED BY EDDY CURRENTS

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