On Designing Jaumann and Circuit Analog Absorbers (CA Absorbers) for Oblique Angle of Incidence

By B. Munk, Peter Munk, J. Pryor. IEEE Transactions on Antennas and Propagation, 2007

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Subfields: Aerospace Engineering, Electronic, Optical and Magnetic Materials, Mechanical Engineering

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On the Design of Single-Layer Circuit Analog Absorber Using Double-Square-Loop Array (2013, background): “As suggested in [18] and [19], a dielectric matching slab may be employed in front of the DSL layer to improve the absorbing performance under oblique incidence, which may be the subject of a further study.”
3-D Frequency Selective Rasorber: Concept, Analysis, and Design (2016, methodology): “In the past, an FSR was realized by cascading a lossy array of Jaumann or circuit analog absorber [8] and a lossless FSS [9], where the transmission characteristic was provided by the conventional FSSs, while the absorption is achieved by the lossy array, such as resistive cross dipoles [10], [11], ”
Design of a Tunable Low-Frequency and Broadband Radar Absorber Based on Active Frequency Selective Surface (2016, methodology): “On the basis of the Salisbury screen [1] and Jaumann absorber [2], new techniques such as frequency selective surface (FSS) [3] and metamaterials [4] are introduced into the design of broadband radar absorbers, which makes the absorbers have superior performance.”
Frequency-Selective Rasorber Based on Square-Loop and Cross-Dipole Arrays (2014, background): “Methods of improving the performance under the oblique incidence may include the use of dielectric matching slab [26] and the optimization of the unit cell structure for intended oblique angle of incidence.”
Analysis and Design of Ultra Thin Electromagnetic Absorbers Comprising Resistively Loaded High Impedance Surfaces (2010, unknown): “Methods for improving the performance of the absorber for oblique incidence consists in employing an additional upper dielectric as in [11] or by optimizing the design through an iterative technique.”
Design Methodology for a Miniaturized Frequency Selective Surface Using Lumped Reactive Components (2009, background): “Other research has been carried out in the area of oblique incidence performance [11], radome design [12] and radar absorbing material (RAM), [13]–[16].”
Capacitive Circuit Method for Fast and Efficient Design of Wideband Radar Absorbers (2009, background): “[10], which at the best case have a 20 dB absorption bandwidth of 5-15 GHz.”