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Examines electromagnetic filtering in metamaterials, suggesting potential for advanced signal transmission.
. Furthermore, by adjusting the unit cell geometry, SM-1 demonstrates a passband coverage of nearly 70%. Simulations identify two distinct filtering mechanisms: one driven by capacitive gain from local field superposition and the other by capacitive-inductive impedance matching, both of which enable efficient, low-loss transmission of electromagnetic energy. These metamaterials hold great potential for precise signal transmission and enhanced mobility in lightweight systems, making them promising candidates for advanced electromagnetic filtering systems.
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