Metamaterials with analogous electromagnetically induced transparency and related sensor designs—A review
Electromagnetically induced transparency (EIT) originates from quantum physics, where a
narrow transparent peak appears in the opaque band due to the destructive interference …
narrow transparent peak appears in the opaque band due to the destructive interference …
Crystallization-and morphology-tunable Fe3O4@ C core–shell composites decorated on carbon nanotube skeleton with tailorable electromagnetic wave absorption …
Y Zhao, H Zhang, T Cong, H Huang… - Applied Physics …, 2020 - iopscience.iop.org
Herein, a scalable method is developed to fabricate carbon nanotube (CNT)/Fe 3 O 4@ C
composites, in which the crystallization and morphology of the carbon shell on the surface of …
composites, in which the crystallization and morphology of the carbon shell on the surface of …
[HTML][HTML] Multiband superbackscattering via mode superposition in a single dielectric particle
AW Powell, AP Hibbins, JR Sambles - Applied Physics Letters, 2021 - pubs.aip.org
The superposition of resonances in a subwavelength particle can be used to achieve
powerful scattering beyond the single channel limit and can also determine the directionality …
powerful scattering beyond the single channel limit and can also determine the directionality …
Transmission-Mode Permittivity Sensors Based on Coupled Resonators
Z Xu, Y Wang, S Fang - Coupled Structures for Microwave Sensing, 2024 - Springer
Loading resonators on a two-port transmission line creates transmission zeros, where each
transmission zero corresponds to a resonant mode. By placing an additional resonator with …
transmission zero corresponds to a resonant mode. By placing an additional resonator with …