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2020-12-24
Design of an Inductive Spiral-Loop Loaded Unit Cell in a Mushroom-Shaped High Impedance Surface for Sub-GHz Applications
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Progress In Electromagnetics Research M, Vol. 100, 1-11, 2021
Abstract
A high impedance surface has far-reaching potential in wireless applications, but realization of the surface operating at sub-GHz ranges is challenging due to its size limits in practical applications. Here, we present a novel inductive technique based on multi-turn square spiral loops. The introduction of the spiral loops to a mushroom-shaped high impedance surface provides additional current path, thereby results in a dramatic increase in its total inductance at given dimensions, and therefore leads to a significant reduction in a resonant frequency of a high impedance plane. Electromagnetic simulation results reveal that a resonant frequency shifts downward 1 GHz at a given dimension, and they are in good agreement with results from an analytical model for the proposed structure. Experimental measurements suggest the feasibility of the proposed approach.
Citation
Sungcheol Hong, Woo Seok Kim, and Sung Il Park, "Design of an Inductive Spiral-Loop Loaded Unit Cell in a Mushroom-Shaped High Impedance Surface for Sub-GHz Applications," Progress In Electromagnetics Research M, Vol. 100, 1-11, 2021.
doi:10.2528/PIERM20091504
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