The band structure for normal propagation of crystals with finite straight metallic wires is studied for different wire diameters and lengths. The crystal is considered as a set of parallel grids. Dispersion characteristics are obtained by using a transmission line model where the parameters are calculated from the reflection and transmission coefficients of the grids. These coefficients are computed rigorously with a finite difference time domain (FDTD) code. Simulated and experimental results for two structures with the dual behavior, pass-band and stop-band, are presented. This study have potential applications in electrically controlled microwave components.
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