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Extrusion freeforming of millimeter-wave electromagnetic bandgap(EBG)photonic crystals

Extrusion freeforming of millimeter-wave electromagnetic bandgap(EBG)photonic crystals
Extrusion freeforming of millimeter-wave electromagnetic bandgap(EBG)photonic crystals
Extrusion freeforming can be used for the rapid prototyping of millimeter-wave electromagnetic bandgap (EBG) structures. In this work, an alumina-polymer paste with a relatively high volatility solvent (propanol) was used and the characteristics of the ceramic paste, particularly the rheological features are described. The advantage of high volatility solvent is that the viscosity and elastic modulus of the paste are increased sharply as the solvent evaporates. Thus, the rigidity of the extruded filament is quickly increased as a small amount of solvent evaporates. Finally, by employing this procedure, different EBG structures such as 2-D, 3-D woodpile and aperiodic structures were fabricated and their bandgaps were measured. The experimental results show that extrusion freeforming is a relatively simple and easy method to fabricate these woodpile structures with a bandgap in the 90-110 GHz region
electromagnetic bandgap (EBG) crystal
1007-0214
168 - 174
Lu, Xuesong
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Lee, Yoonjae
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Yang, Shoufeng
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Hao, Yang
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Evans, Julian RG
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Parini, Clive G
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Lu, Xuesong
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Lee, Yoonjae
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Yang, Shoufeng
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Hao, Yang
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Evans, Julian RG
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Parini, Clive G
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Lu, Xuesong, Lee, Yoonjae, Yang, Shoufeng, Hao, Yang, Evans, Julian RG and Parini, Clive G (2009) Extrusion freeforming of millimeter-wave electromagnetic bandgap(EBG)photonic crystals. Tsinghua Science and Technology, 14 (Supplement 1), 168 - 174. (doi:10.1016/S1007-0214(09)70087-2).

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Abstract

Extrusion freeforming can be used for the rapid prototyping of millimeter-wave electromagnetic bandgap (EBG) structures. In this work, an alumina-polymer paste with a relatively high volatility solvent (propanol) was used and the characteristics of the ceramic paste, particularly the rheological features are described. The advantage of high volatility solvent is that the viscosity and elastic modulus of the paste are increased sharply as the solvent evaporates. Thus, the rigidity of the extruded filament is quickly increased as a small amount of solvent evaporates. Finally, by employing this procedure, different EBG structures such as 2-D, 3-D woodpile and aperiodic structures were fabricated and their bandgaps were measured. The experimental results show that extrusion freeforming is a relatively simple and easy method to fabricate these woodpile structures with a bandgap in the 90-110 GHz region

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Published date: June 2009
Keywords: electromagnetic bandgap (EBG) crystal
Organisations: Engineering Mats & Surface Engineerg Gp

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Local EPrints ID: 165031
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/165031
ISSN: 1007-0214
PURE UUID: a34503bd-5118-4290-9226-a90e657e2178
ORCID for Shoufeng Yang: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0002-3888-3211

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Date deposited: 08 Oct 2010 08:35
Last modified: 14 Mar 2024 02:09

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Author: Xuesong Lu
Author: Yoonjae Lee
Author: Shoufeng Yang ORCID iD
Author: Yang Hao
Author: Julian RG Evans
Author: Clive G Parini

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