Fundamentals of Metamaterials for High-Power RF Applications
TBMG-14303
08/01/2012
- Content
Recent years have seen a burgeoning interest in the physics and applications of metamaterials. Briefly, metamaterials consist of a periodic array of subwavelength structures that produce an electromagnetic response not typically available in nature. Notably, composites of these structures in general exhibit both frequency and spatial dispersion, leading to a rich variety of physical phenomena such as backward wave propagation and a negative refractive index.
- Citation
- "Fundamentals of Metamaterials for High-Power RF Applications," Mobility Engineering, August 1, 2012.