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2023-05-11
Compact Planer Dual Band Circular Shaped Polarization-Dependent Electromagnetic Band Gap Structure to Reduce the RCS
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Progress In Electromagnetics Research Letters, Vol. 110, 93-99, 2023
Abstract
In this paper, a compact planar dual-band circular-shaped polarization-dependent electromagnetic band gap (DCS-PDEBG) structure operates at 2.97 GHz and 7.77 GHz in y-direction and 3.14 GHz and 10.90 GHz in the x-direction. A proposed DCS-PDEBG structure consists of a circular patch inside a square patch with a slot at the center, and the established arrangement gives additional capacitance and compact size. The simulation of the DCS-PDEBG is carried out using the Finite Element Method (FEM) of Ansys High-Frequency Simulator (HFSS) and experimentally validated. A truncated microstrip line (TML) method is used to measure the band gap of the proposed planar DCS-PDEBG structure. Experimental results agree well with simulation one. The periodic size of proposed DCS-PDEBG structure is 0.13λ2.97 GHz × 0.13λ2.97 GHz, which is a good candidate where compact size is highly desired.
Citation
Rajesh Bhagwanrao Morey, and Sunil N. Pawar, "Compact Planer Dual Band Circular Shaped Polarization-Dependent Electromagnetic Band Gap Structure to Reduce the RCS," Progress In Electromagnetics Research Letters, Vol. 110, 93-99, 2023.
doi:10.2528/PIERL23021803
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