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A computer-aided analytical study on the characteristics of left handed material structures at microwave frequencies

A computer-aided analytical study on the characteristics of left handed material structures at microwave frequencies
A computer-aided analytical study on the characteristics of left handed material structures at microwave frequencies
Computer-aided analytical studies and physical understanding of important characteristics of some commonly used left-handed material (LHM) structures (wire-array and split-ring resonator), to realize negative effective ­permittivity and permeability leading to negative refractive index over a desired frequency band have been reported in this ­paper. The transmission of electromagnetic wave through LHMs and right-handed materials (RHMs) has some ­fundamental differences. This issue of electromagnetic wave transmission through LHM has been characterized, and a ­physical ­insight of the phenomena has also been included. The LHM characterization using computer-aided ­analytical ­modeling shows good agreement with the previous numerical simulation and experimental results reported for such microstructures operating at microwave frequencies.
left-handed materials, negative group velocity, negative refraction, split-ring resonator, wire array
0377-2063
112-117
Banerjee, Debashree
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Roy, Tapashree
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Kar, Subal
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Banerjee, Debashree
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Roy, Tapashree
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Kar, Subal
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Banerjee, Debashree, Roy, Tapashree and Kar, Subal (2009) A computer-aided analytical study on the characteristics of left handed material structures at microwave frequencies. IETE Journal of Research, 55 (3), 112-117. (doi:10.4103/0377-2063.54896).

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Computer-aided analytical studies and physical understanding of important characteristics of some commonly used left-handed material (LHM) structures (wire-array and split-ring resonator), to realize negative effective ­permittivity and permeability leading to negative refractive index over a desired frequency band have been reported in this ­paper. The transmission of electromagnetic wave through LHMs and right-handed materials (RHMs) has some ­fundamental differences. This issue of electromagnetic wave transmission through LHM has been characterized, and a ­physical ­insight of the phenomena has also been included. The LHM characterization using computer-aided ­analytical ­modeling shows good agreement with the previous numerical simulation and experimental results reported for such microstructures operating at microwave frequencies.

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Published date: August 2009
Keywords: left-handed materials, negative group velocity, negative refraction, split-ring resonator, wire array
Organisations: Optoelectronics Research Centre

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Local EPrints ID: 345527
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/345527
ISSN: 0377-2063
PURE UUID: 39aafc96-4469-496d-bf8b-479ae20a3b6d

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Date deposited: 26 Nov 2012 14:40
Last modified: 14 Mar 2024 12:26

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Author: Debashree Banerjee
Author: Tapashree Roy
Author: Subal Kar

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