Radar Cross Section Reduction Based on Disordered Metasurface

In the contemporary fields of technology and defense, the research of electromagnetic cloaking technology and Radar Cross Section (RCS) reduction techniques play a crucial role [1]. The advancement of metamaterial technologies [2], especially metasurfaces [3], has introduced new perspectives and methods for RCS reduction techniques. While traditional RCS reduction research has often relied on periodic structures due to their simplicity in design and implementation, this approach has limitations in practical applications.

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2024-09-02
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https://doi.org/10.1109/iceaa61917.2024.10701818
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Advanced Antenna and Metasurface Technologies
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Radar Cross Section Reduction Based on Disordered Metasurface

Ju Gao, Zonghui Li
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Radar Cross Section Reduction Based on Disordered Metasurface

Ju Gao, Zonghui Li
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In the contemporary fields of technology and defense, the research of electromagnetic cloaking technology and Radar Cross Section (RCS) reduction techniques play a crucial role [1]. The advancement of metamaterial technologies [2], especially metasurfaces [3], has introduced new perspectives and methods for RCS reduction techniques. While traditional RCS reduction research has often relied on periodic structures due to their simplicity in design and implementation, this approach has limitations in practical applications.

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