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8 October 2010 Tuning enhanced transmission frequency through a subwavelength aperture with active split ring resonator
Cheng Huang, Zeyu Zhao, Xiangang Luo
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Abstract
A method of tuning transmission enhancement frequency through a subwavelength aperture is reported in this paper. A split ring resonator (SRR) loaded with lumped-element capacitances in its outer gap is placed in front of the aperture. It can be excited to resonance and then couple the localized electric field energy into the hole, enhancing the transmission. Simulation results show that as the capacitance value is varied from 0.06pf to 0.12pf, the energy transmitting through a small hole with a radius of 2.2mm is all significantly enhanced for each capacitance and transmission enhancement frequency is decreased from 6.52GHz to 5.71 GHz. Moreover, it is found that loading the capacitance in the inner gap of the SRR instead would obtain different enhancement frequency, which is shifted from 7.0GHz to 6.41GHz for the same variation of the capacitance value.
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Cheng Huang, Zeyu Zhao, and Xiangang Luo "Tuning enhanced transmission frequency through a subwavelength aperture with active split ring resonator", Proc. SPIE 7659, 5th International Symposium on Advanced Optical Manufacturing and Testing Technologies: Smart Structures and Materials in Manufacturing and Testing, 765902 (8 October 2010); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.866654
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KEYWORDS
Capacitance

Resonance enhancement

Split ring resonators

Metamaterials

Copper

Metals

Waveguides

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