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EBG and metamaterial devices and phenomena in planar and volumetric configurations

Miguel Navarro‐Cía, Miguel Beruete, Francisco Falcone, M. Sorolla

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In this work, several approaches for the implementation of artificial Electromagnetic Bandgap and Metamaterial configurations will be revised. Planar technologies as well as volumetric or metasurface configurations will be explored. This type of configurations can be used for the implementation of optimized passive devices in a broad frequency range.

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In this work, several approaches for the implementation of artificial Electromagnetic Bandgap and Metamaterial configurations will be revised. Planar technologies as well as volumetric or metasurface configurations will be explored. This type of configurations can be used for the implementation of optimized passive devices in a broad frequency range.

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In this work, several approaches for the implementation of artificial Electromagnetic Bandgap and Metamaterial configurations will be revised. Planar technologies as well as volumetric or metasurface configurations will be explored. This type of configurations can be used for the implementation of optimized passive devices in a broad frequency range.

Key concepts: Metamaterial, Planar, Computer science, Materials science, Optoelectronics, Range (aeronautics), Electronic engineering, Engineering

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