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This paper describes a nonlinear Fresnel zone plate reflector designed to operate at 2.8GHz. The alternating Fresnel zones of the reflector are made from two different nonlinear metamaterials: one that reflects like a short circuit at low incident power levels and another that reflects like an open circuit. Both metamaterials transition from highly reflective to highly transparent as the incident...
In this paper we present a multiconductor transmission line (MTL) model to analyze the time-domain response of broadband switching metamaterials. This analysis employs coupled transmission lines loaded with nonlinear elements to model the response of these structures to a vertically polarized free space excitation. Using this analysis we examine the time-domain response of a broadband switching metamaterial...
In this presentation, we introduce a nonlinear metamaterial capable of transitioning between a broadband reflective and broadband transparent state depending on the incident power level. Below the activation voltage, broadband reflectivity is created by forbidding propagation through the metamaterial as a result of the effective permittivity and permeability having different signs. Above the activation...
In this letter, we present a nonlinear metamaterial capable of transitioning between a broadband reflective and broadband nonreflective state depending on the incident power level. Below the activation voltage, broadband reflectivity is created by forbidding propagation through the metamaterial as a result of the effective permittivity and permeability having different signs. Above the activation...
We present two recent advances in the area of electromagnetic metamaterials. The first is the development of 2D transmission-line (TL) based metamaterials with arbitrary tensorial effective material parameters. These new metamaterials are distinct from earlier TL metamaterials which were limited to having effective material parameters that are diagonal in the Cartesian basis. The second advance is...
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