Dipole resonance resistance type absorber
A resistive, dipole technology is applied in the field of microwave absorbers of arrayed rectangular rings, which can solve the problems of increased loss, unrealistic mass production, and limited wide-band performance.
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[0040] Dipole-resonant resistive absorbers (DRRAs) use magnetically excited (electric) dipole resonances, which not only guarantee an appreciable permeability matched to the vacuum impedance, but also result in a large resonant linewidth due to radiation losses. The DRRA's design also takes advantage of "dispersion engineering" by tuning the dissipative resistance to achieve broadband absorption conditions. In addition, the self-similar hierarchical structure of DRRA extends the absorption spectrum to an ultra-broadband system. In addition, the use of microwave absorbing sponges allows absorption of diffraction orders in the higher frequency regime.
[0041] Effective sample parameter ε eff and μ eff (effective permittivity and permeability, respectively) are important to characterize the functionality of dipole resonant resistive absorbers (DRRAs), and to understand their underlying mechanisms. The following illustrates how these two continuous parameters are extracted fro...
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