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2015-02-16
Omnidirectional Radiation in the Presence of Homogenized Metasurfaces
By
David Di Ruscio,

    Dr. David Di Ruscio

    IDS Corporation

    Italy

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Paolo Burghignoli,

    Dr. Paolo Burghignoli

    Dept Elect Engn

    Univ Roma La Sapienza

    Italy

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Paolo Baccarelli,

    Dr. Paolo Baccarelli

    Department of Electronic Engineering

    Italy

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Alessandro Galli

    Dr. Alessandro Galli

    Dept Elect Engn

    Univ Roma La Sapienza

    Italy

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Progress In Electromagnetics Research, Vol. 150, 145-161, 2015
doi:10.2528/PIER14121504
Abstract
Analytical and numerical approaches are presented for modeling the interaction of azimuthally symmetric fields with omnidirectional metasurfaces, based on the use of locally homogenized equivalent sheet impedances. Radially uniform metasurfaces on layered dielectric media are described in terms of a spectral impedance dyadic, thus allowing for the derivation of the field excited by omnidirectional sources through a simple transmission-line model. In a first approximation, the effect of circular edges in laterally truncated structures is taken into account through an efficient physicaloptics method. Then, truncated and radially non-uniform homogenized layered structures are treated numerically with the method of moments, by suitably extending a recently developed spectral-domain formulation. Numerical results are presented for planar radiating structures based on omnidirectional metasurfaces, comparing the radiation patterns obtained through the proposed homogenized models with those calculated by means of full-wave simulations. The discussion emphasizes the validity of the proposed approaches and their usefulness in the analysis of two-dimensional leaky-wave antennas based on printed omnidirectional metasurfaces.
Citation
David Di Ruscio, Paolo Burghignoli, Paolo Baccarelli, and Alessandro Galli, "Omnidirectional Radiation in the Presence of Homogenized Metasurfaces," Progress In Electromagnetics Research, Vol. 150, 145-161, 2015.
doi:10.2528/PIER14121504
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