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Polarization stable ultra-wide-band Frequency Selective Surface for Ku- and K- band applications

Irfan Sohail, Y. Ranga, Karu P. Esselle, Ladislau Matekovits, Stuart G. Hay

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This paper presents the design of an ultra-wide passband Frequency Selective Surface for Ku- and K- band applications. The proposed FSS exhibits an extremely large passband of 24.4 GHz in the 5.8-30.2 GHz range with an exceptional 135% fractional bandwidth. Moreover, it shows a stable transmission response for both TE and TM polarizations up to 45° of the incident angles.

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This paper presents the design of an ultra-wide passband Frequency Selective Surface for Ku- and K- band applications. The proposed FSS exhibits an extremely large passband of 24.4 GHz in the 5.8-30.2 GHz range with an exceptional 135% fractional bandwidth. Moreover, it shows a stable transmission response for both TE and TM polarizations up to 45° of the incident angles.

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This paper presents the design of an ultra-wide passband Frequency Selective Surface for Ku- and K- band applications. The proposed FSS exhibits an extremely large passband of 24.4 GHz in the 5.8-30.2 GHz range with an exceptional 135% fractional bandwidth. Moreover, it shows a stable transmission response for both TE and TM polarizations up to 45° of the incident angles.

Key concepts: Passband, Tunable metamaterials, Fractional bandwidth, Ku band, Bandwidth (computing), Polarization (electrochemistry), Materials science, Optoelectronics

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