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September 16, 2014IEEE Antennas and Wireless Propagation Letters175 citations

A Miniaturized Absorptive Frequency Selective Surface

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QCQiang ChenNanjing Agricultural UniversityJBJiajun BaiHarbin Engineering UniversityLCLiang ChenBeijing Electronic Science and Technology Institute

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A miniaturized absorptive frequency selective surface (MAFSS) is presented in this letter, composed of a layer of miniaturized resistive surface placed above a metallic bandpass FSS. The MAFSS performs as a bandpass filter at operation band around 0.92 GHz, and acts as an absorber over a wide out-of-band 3-9 GHz. Moreover, due to its miniaturized elements, the MAFSS exhibits the property of eliminating the grating lobe in absorption band when illuminated by oblique incident wave. Numerical and experimental results have been given.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a2121fb01cd1e967e1e51b9https://doi.org/10.1109/lawp.2014.2355252
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