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9780470191729

Metamaterials with Negative Parameters : Theory, Design and Microwave Applications

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  • ISBN13:

    9780470191729

  • ISBN10:

    0470191724

  • Format: eBook
  • Copyright: 2008-01-01
  • Publisher: Wiley-Interscience
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Summary

Metamaterials with Negative Parameters approaches metamaterials from physics principles to microwave applications in a uniform textbook-like manner. It provides a thorough presentation of the theory, design and applications of metamaterials with an emphasis on split ring resonators (SRRs). The books covers all important microwave applications including filters, multiplexers, couplers, antennas, and devices.

Table of Contents

Dedicatory
Acknowledgements
Preface
The electrodynamics of left-handed media
Wave propagation in left-handed media
Energy density and group velocity
Negative refraction
Fermat principle
Other effects in left-handed media
Inverse Doppler effect
Backward Cerenkov radiation
Negative Goos-Hänchen shift
Waves at interfaces
Transmission and reflection coefficients
Surface waves
Waves through left-handed slabs
Transmission and reflection coefficients
Guided waves
Backward leaky and complex waves
Slabs with ?/?o-1 and µ/µo-1
Phase compensation and amplification of evanescent modes
Perfect tunneling
The perfect lens
The perfect-lens as a tunneling/matching device
Losses and dispersion
Indefinite media
Problems
References
Synthesis of bulk metamaterials
Scaling plasmas at microwave frequencies
Metallic waveguides and plates as one- and two-dimensional plasmas
Wire media
Spatial dispersion in wire media
Synthesis of negative magnetic permeability
Analysis of the edge-coupled SRR
Other SRR designs
The broadside-coupled SRR
The non-bianisotropic SRR
The double split SRR
Spirals
Constitutive relationships for bulk SRR metamaterials
Higher order resonances in SRRs
Isotropic SRRs
Scaling down SRRs to infrared and optical frequencies
SRR-based left-handed metamaterials
One-dimensional SRR-based left-handed metamaterials
Two-dimensional and three-dimensional SRR-based lefthanded metamaterials
On the application of the continuous medium approach to discrete SRR-based left-handed metamaterials
The ?superposition? hypothesis
On the numerical accuracy of the developed model for SRR-based metamaterials
Other approaches to bulk metamaterial design
Ferrite metamaterials
Chiral metamaterials
Other proposals
Appendix
Problems
References
Synthesis of metamaterials in planar technology
The dual (backward) transmission line concept
Practical implementation of backward transmission lines
Two-dimensional (2D) planar metamaterials
Design of left handed transmission lines by means of SRRs: the resonant type approach
Effective negative permeability transmission lines
Left handed transmission lines in microstrip and CPW technologies
Size reduction
Equivalent circuit models for SRRs coupled to conventional transmission lines
Dispersion diagrams
Implications of the model
Duality and complementary split rings resonators (CSRRs)
Electromagnetic properties of CSRRs
Numerical calculation and experimental validation
Synthesis of metamaterial transmission lines by using CSRRs
Negative permittivity and left handed transmission lines
Equivalent circuit models for CSRR loaded transmission lines
Parameter extraction
Effects of cell geometry on frequency response
Comparison between the circuit models of resonant type and dual left handed lines
Problems
References
Microwave applications of metamaterial concepts
Filters and diplexers
Stop band filters
Planar filters with improved stop band
Narrow band pass filter and diplexer design
Band pass filters based on alternate right/left handed (ARLH) sections implemented by means of SRRs
Band pass filters and diplexers based on alternate right/left handed (ARLH) sections implemented by means of CSRRs
CSRR-based band pass filters with controllable characteristics
Band pass filters based on the hybrid approach: design methodology and illustrative examples
Other CSRR-based filters implemented by means of right handed sections
High pass filters and ultra wide band pass filters (UWBPFs) implemented by means of resonant type balanced CRLH metamaterial transmission lines
Tunable filters based on varactor-loaded split rings resonators (VLSRRs)
Topology of the VLSRR and equivalent circuit model
Validation of the model
Some illustrative results: tunable notch filters and stop band filters
Synthesis of metamaterial transmission lines with controllable characteristics and applications
Miniaturization of microwave components
Compact broadband devices
Dual band components
Coupled line couplers
Antenna applications
Problems
References
Advanced and related topics
SRR and CSRR based admittance surfaces
Babinet principle for a single split rings resonator
Surface admittance approach for SRR planar arrays
Babinet principle for CSRR planar arrays
Behavior at normal incidence
Behavior at general incidence
Magneto- and electro-inductive waves
The magneto-inductive wave equation
Magneto-inductive surfaces
Electro-inductive waves in CSRR arrays
Applications of magneto- and electro-inductive waves
Sub-diffraction imaging devices
Some universal features of sub-diffraction imaging devices
Imaging in the quasi-electrostatic limit. Role of surface plasmons
Imaging in the quasi-magnetostatic limit. Role of magnetostatic surface waves
Imaging by resonant impedance surfaces. Magneto-inductive lenses
Canalization devices
Problems
References
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