Electromagnetic Characterization of Textured Surfaces Formed by Metallic Pins

By Mario G. Silveirinha, Carlos A. Fernandes, Jorge R. Costa. IEEE Transactions on Antennas and Propagation, 2008

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Subfields: Aerospace Engineering, Electronic, Optical and Magnetic Materials

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A Thin Electromagnetic Absorber for Wide Incidence Angles and Both Polarizations (2008, unknown): “For the absorber applications we wish to suppress the spatial dispersion in the wire medium in order to use it in the proposed design for an additional resonance.”
Numerical studies of bandwidth of parallel-plate cut-off realised by a bed of nails, corrugations and mushroom-type electromagnetic bandgap for use in gap waveguides (2011, background): “The metal pin surface was not included in the study in [8], because it is not before recently that it was found to be a very good realization of a magnetic conductor [6].”
Three metamaterial-based gap waveguides between parallel metal plates for mm/submm waves (2009, background): “However, for use at high frequency the simple pin surface [22] may be advantageous as it is simple and cheap to manufacture by milling or casting.”
Design Guidelines for Gap Waveguide Technology Based on Glide-Symmetric Holey Structures (2017, background): “The commonest band gap periodic structure used to implement gap waveguide technology is the bed of nails [3], although other options have been considered [4].”
Parallel Plate Cavity Mode Suppression in Microstrip Circuit Packages Using a Lid of Nails (2010, background): “The bed of nails or pin surface was previously shown to have high surface impedance over a large bandwidth [2], and it was already proven in [1] to work in a ridge-type gap waveguide.”
Design and experimental verification of ridge gap waveguide in bed of nails for parallel-plate mode suppression (2011, methodology): “We have in the present work chosen a so-called bed of nails [11], referred to as a pin surface, for creating the parallel-plate stopband.”
Ultrawideband Metasurface Lenses Based on Off-Shifted Opposite Layers (2016, background): “over a dielectric slab [1], [7] and the bed of nails [1], [8].”
Local Metamaterial-Based Waveguides in Gaps Between Parallel Metal Plates (2009, background): “, like a bed of nails or a Fakir’s bed, have properties close to ideal impedance boundaries [12], meaning that the surface impedance does not depend much on the angle of incidence in the vertical plane.”
Metasurfing: Addressing Waves on Impenetrable Metasurfaces (2011, background): “For nails with height , radius , and period in both directions, a good approximation is that given in [6]”