Analytical modeling of compound metallic reflection gratings
The transmission and reflection of electromagnetic waves impinging on metallic surfaces with periodically distributed slits (diffraction gratings) have been the subject of thorough studies using numerical and experimental approaches. Of special interest are the properties of the so-called compound g...
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paper:paper_15223965_v_n_p96_Medina2023-06-08T16:19:22Z Analytical modeling of compound metallic reflection gratings Analytical approach Analytical design Analytical model Analytical modeling Compound grating Experimental approaches Metallic surface Numerical approaches Periodic arrays Reflection gratings Transmission gratings Transmission property Unit cells Antennas Diffraction Diffraction gratings Electromagnetic waves Mathematical models Metallic compounds Models Radio transmission Radio broadcasting The transmission and reflection of electromagnetic waves impinging on metallic surfaces with periodically distributed slits (diffraction gratings) have been the subject of thorough studies using numerical and experimental approaches. Of special interest are the properties of the so-called compound gratings, which are periodic arrays of slits whose unit cell contains several of them. The transmission properties of such diffraction gratings have been studied along the last few years both theoretically (D.C. Skigin and R.A. Depine, Phys. Rev. Lett., 95, 217402, 2005) and experimentally (A.P. Hibbins et al., Phys. Rev. Lett., 96, 257402, 2006; M. Navarro-Ca et al., App. Phys. Lett., 94, 091107, 2009). However, analytical models are very useful for design purposes and, moreover, they provide physical insight that is not obvious from numerical approaches. For compound transmission gratings, the authors of this contribution recently developed a circuit-model-based analytical approach (F. Medina, F. Mesa and D.C. Skigin, IEEE Trans. on Mic. Theory Tech., 58, 105-115, 2010) that captures the essential physics of these optical systems. Thus, compound transmission gratings are now well understood, and numerical or analytical design tools are available. © 2011 IEEE. 2011 https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_15223965_v_n_p96_Medina http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_15223965_v_n_p96_Medina |
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Analytical approach Analytical design Analytical model Analytical modeling Compound grating Experimental approaches Metallic surface Numerical approaches Periodic arrays Reflection gratings Transmission gratings Transmission property Unit cells Antennas Diffraction Diffraction gratings Electromagnetic waves Mathematical models Metallic compounds Models Radio transmission Radio broadcasting |
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Analytical approach Analytical design Analytical model Analytical modeling Compound grating Experimental approaches Metallic surface Numerical approaches Periodic arrays Reflection gratings Transmission gratings Transmission property Unit cells Antennas Diffraction Diffraction gratings Electromagnetic waves Mathematical models Metallic compounds Models Radio transmission Radio broadcasting Analytical modeling of compound metallic reflection gratings |
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Analytical approach Analytical design Analytical model Analytical modeling Compound grating Experimental approaches Metallic surface Numerical approaches Periodic arrays Reflection gratings Transmission gratings Transmission property Unit cells Antennas Diffraction Diffraction gratings Electromagnetic waves Mathematical models Metallic compounds Models Radio transmission Radio broadcasting |
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The transmission and reflection of electromagnetic waves impinging on metallic surfaces with periodically distributed slits (diffraction gratings) have been the subject of thorough studies using numerical and experimental approaches. Of special interest are the properties of the so-called compound gratings, which are periodic arrays of slits whose unit cell contains several of them. The transmission properties of such diffraction gratings have been studied along the last few years both theoretically (D.C. Skigin and R.A. Depine, Phys. Rev. Lett., 95, 217402, 2005) and experimentally (A.P. Hibbins et al., Phys. Rev. Lett., 96, 257402, 2006; M. Navarro-Ca et al., App. Phys. Lett., 94, 091107, 2009). However, analytical models are very useful for design purposes and, moreover, they provide physical insight that is not obvious from numerical approaches. For compound transmission gratings, the authors of this contribution recently developed a circuit-model-based analytical approach (F. Medina, F. Mesa and D.C. Skigin, IEEE Trans. on Mic. Theory Tech., 58, 105-115, 2010) that captures the essential physics of these optical systems. Thus, compound transmission gratings are now well understood, and numerical or analytical design tools are available. © 2011 IEEE. |
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Analytical modeling of compound metallic reflection gratings |
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Analytical modeling of compound metallic reflection gratings |
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Analytical modeling of compound metallic reflection gratings |
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Analytical modeling of compound metallic reflection gratings |
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Analytical modeling of compound metallic reflection gratings |
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analytical modeling of compound metallic reflection gratings |
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2011 |
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