High Impedance Surface Using A Loop With Negative Impedance Elements
abstract: Antennas are required now to be compact and mobile. Traditional horizontally polarized antennas are placed in a quarter wave distance from a ground plane making the antenna system quite bulky. High impedance surfaces are proposed for an antenna ground in close proximity. A new method to ac...
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ndltd-asu.edu-item-87912018-06-22T03:01:16Z High Impedance Surface Using A Loop With Negative Impedance Elements abstract: Antennas are required now to be compact and mobile. Traditional horizontally polarized antennas are placed in a quarter wave distance from a ground plane making the antenna system quite bulky. High impedance surfaces are proposed for an antenna ground in close proximity. A new method to achieve a high impedance surface is suggested using a metamaterial comprising an infinite periodic array of conducting loops each of which is loaded with a non-Foster element. The non-Foster element cancels the loop's inductance resulting in a material with high effective permeability. Using this material as a spacer layer, it is possible to achieve a high impedance surface over a broad bandwidth. The proposed structure is different from Sievenpiper's high impedance surface because it has no need for a capacitive layer. As a result, however, it does not suppress the propagation of surface wave modes. The proposed structure is compared to another structure with frequency selective surface loaded with a non-Foster element on a simple spacer layer. In particular, the sensitivity of each structure to component tolerances is considered. The proposed structure shows a high impedance surface over broadband frequency but is much more sensitive than the frequency selective surface structure. Dissertation/Thesis Bae, Kyong Hwa (Author) Aberle, James T. (Advisor) Balanis, Constantine (Committee member) Pan, George (Committee member) Arizona State University (Publisher) Electromagnetics Antenna ground Artificial Magnetic Conductor Artificial Magnetic Material High impedance surface Non-Foster elements eng 45 pages M.S. Electrical Engineering 2010 Masters Thesis http://hdl.handle.net/2286/R.I.8791 http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/ All Rights Reserved 2010 |
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abstract: Antennas are required now to be compact and mobile. Traditional horizontally polarized antennas are placed in a quarter wave distance from a ground plane making the antenna system quite bulky. High impedance surfaces are proposed for an antenna ground in close proximity. A new method to achieve a high impedance surface is suggested using a metamaterial comprising an infinite periodic array of conducting loops each of which is loaded with a non-Foster element. The non-Foster element cancels the loop's inductance resulting in a material with high effective permeability. Using this material as a spacer layer, it is possible to achieve a high impedance surface over a broad bandwidth. The proposed structure is different from Sievenpiper's high impedance surface because it has no need for a capacitive layer. As a result, however, it does not suppress the propagation of surface wave modes. The proposed structure is compared to another structure with frequency selective surface loaded with a non-Foster element on a simple spacer layer. In particular, the sensitivity of each structure to component tolerances is considered. The proposed structure shows a high impedance surface over broadband frequency but is much more sensitive than the frequency selective surface structure. === Dissertation/Thesis === M.S. Electrical Engineering 2010 |
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High Impedance Surface Using A Loop With Negative Impedance Elements |
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High Impedance Surface Using A Loop With Negative Impedance Elements |
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High Impedance Surface Using A Loop With Negative Impedance Elements |
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