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• TITLE: A Novel Frequency Selective Surface with Improved Miniaturization Performance

  AUTHORS: Wanlu Li, Tong Zhang, Guohui Yang, Qun Wu

  KEYWORDS: requency Selective Surface (FSS); Miniaturization; Stability

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Electromagnetic Analysis and Applications, Vol.4 No.3, March 28, 2012

  ABSTRACT: Based on previous work, a novel Frequency Selective Surface (FSS) consisting of two metallic layers is proposed. The first layer is inductive-designed to generate the band-pass performance, while the second layer is capacitive-designed so that the miniaturization characteristic can be further improved. As a result, compared with the traditional single-layer structure, the profile of the FSS proposed is relatively small with the cell’s dimension only 0.0814λ × 0.0814λ. Moreover, the structure’s stability corresponding to waves of different polarizations and incident angles are also testified, which ensures the practicability of the proposed structure.