Time-delay Gradient and Reflections on Corrugated Surfaces

Acoustic wave reflections from corrugated surfaces are analyzed. For this work, a proposal of Yi-Fan Zhu on a relatively simple model of metasurface is taken as a basis. Each groove of a corrugated surface can be considered analogous to a linear array, while the depth of its grooves is related to th...

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Main Authors: Georgina Alejandra Lizaso, Nicolás Casais Dassie, Damián Andrés Fernández, Jorge Petrosino
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Universidad de Buenos Aires 2019-06-01
Series:Revista Elektrón
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Online Access:http://elektron.fi.uba.ar/index.php/elektron/article/view/73
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Summary:Acoustic wave reflections from corrugated surfaces are analyzed. For this work, a proposal of Yi-Fan Zhu on a relatively simple model of metasurface is taken as a basis. Each groove of a corrugated surface can be considered analogous to a linear array, while the depth of its grooves is related to the phase of each source. Zhu's original proposal takes the phase gradient of the arrangement as a design parameter. In this paper we analyze the advantages of surface design from the time-delay gradient. It also presents the possibility of impose brief delays in the whole pattern of reflections independently of the general design process.
ISSN:2525-0159