This project discusses the means by which negative refraction can be obtained through the implementation of three metamaterial architectures: NIMs, HMMs and High Dielectric Resonator Based Metamaterials. An initial literature review outlined the advantages associated with each metamaterial structure as well highlighting the industrial applications aforementioned phenomena. Upon the calculation of frequency range in MATLAB, subsequent CST MWS simulations confirmed that negative refraction could be realised in the GHz frequency range and THz frequency range respectively for the NIM and HMM structures. Project work concluded with the implementation of arrays of high dielectric resonator arrays. Whilst simulation results did not agree with ...
A metamaterial is an artificial material structured for the purpose of altering electromagnetic wave...
Cataloged from PDF version of article.We studied the transmission characteristics of a one-dimension...
Metamaterials, materials that exhibit electromagnetic properties that are not naturally achievable, ...
The project discusses the means of achieving negative refraction through the implementation of two a...
The project discusses the means of achieving negative refraction through the implementation of multi...
This project focuses on the use of all dielectric resonators to achieve metamaterial negative refrac...
The discoveries and subsequent developments within the field of metamaterials have opened up for nov...
This project investigates the negative refraction in a way that is not observed in nature. All stimu...
Metamaterials are designed to have structures that make available properties not found in Nature. Th...
In the present work, after detailed explanation of the metamaterials design methods, we demonstrate ...
Artificially structured materials (metamaterials) demonstrating negative index of refraction have op...
The purpose of this research is basically learning the negative refraction phenomenon, which can be ...
When light travels from one medium to another with a different refractive index, it will bend at the...
MasterNegative refraction has generated much interest recently with its unprecedented optical phenom...
A metamaterial is an artificial material structured for the purpose of altering electromagnetic wave...
A metamaterial is an artificial material structured for the purpose of altering electromagnetic wave...
Cataloged from PDF version of article.We studied the transmission characteristics of a one-dimension...
Metamaterials, materials that exhibit electromagnetic properties that are not naturally achievable, ...
The project discusses the means of achieving negative refraction through the implementation of two a...
The project discusses the means of achieving negative refraction through the implementation of multi...
This project focuses on the use of all dielectric resonators to achieve metamaterial negative refrac...
The discoveries and subsequent developments within the field of metamaterials have opened up for nov...
This project investigates the negative refraction in a way that is not observed in nature. All stimu...
Metamaterials are designed to have structures that make available properties not found in Nature. Th...
In the present work, after detailed explanation of the metamaterials design methods, we demonstrate ...
Artificially structured materials (metamaterials) demonstrating negative index of refraction have op...
The purpose of this research is basically learning the negative refraction phenomenon, which can be ...
When light travels from one medium to another with a different refractive index, it will bend at the...
MasterNegative refraction has generated much interest recently with its unprecedented optical phenom...
A metamaterial is an artificial material structured for the purpose of altering electromagnetic wave...
A metamaterial is an artificial material structured for the purpose of altering electromagnetic wave...
Cataloged from PDF version of article.We studied the transmission characteristics of a one-dimension...
Metamaterials, materials that exhibit electromagnetic properties that are not naturally achievable, ...