Tuning the Resonant Properties of 3D Metamaterial Unit Cells via Anisotropic Coupling Mechanisms

A 3D cubic metamaterial with tunable resonant properties was fabricated and characterised experimentally. The cube comprises spiral resonators with high quality factors fabricated using Field’s metal injection. Investigating these spirals in a planar configuration shows that the coupling between them changes depending on their relative orientation. This anisotropy was utilised in a 3D cube, allowing to tune the number of resonant peaks appearing during excitation.

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2024-09-09
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https://doi.org/10.1109/metamaterials62190.2024.10703247
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Antenna Design and Analysis
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Tuning the Resonant Properties of 3D Metamaterial Unit Cells via Anisotropic Coupling Mechanisms

C.J. Stevens, Ioannis Spanos, E. Shamonina
Antenna Design and Analysis
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Tuning the Resonant Properties of 3D Metamaterial Unit Cells via Anisotropic Coupling Mechanisms

C.J. Stevens, Ioannis Spanos, E. Shamonina
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Abstract

A 3D cubic metamaterial with tunable resonant properties was fabricated and characterised experimentally. The cube comprises spiral resonators with high quality factors fabricated using Field’s metal injection. Investigating these spirals in a planar configuration shows that the coupling between them changes depending on their relative orientation. This anisotropy was utilised in a 3D cube, allowing to tune the number of resonant peaks appearing during excitation.

University of Oxford (GB), Science Oxford (GB)
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Antenna Design and Analysis
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