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Mixing Metals For Magic Materials: Analysis Of Binary Eutectic Alloys For Metamaterial Applications, Ethan Elder Fox
Mixing Metals For Magic Materials: Analysis Of Binary Eutectic Alloys For Metamaterial Applications, Ethan Elder Fox
Masters Theses
Uses of metamaterials, also known as negative index materials (NIMs), are wide ranging and include lenses that have a resolution beyond the diffraction limit, incredibly small antenna, and cloaking devices for optical, infrared, and microwave wavelengths.
The unique properties of metamaterials are not found in any naturally occurring material. By having simultaneously negative values for ε [electrical permittivity] and μ [magnetic permeability], a metamaterial can have a negative index of refraction over a certain frequency band. The unique properties of negative index materials emerge chiefly from their highly ordered structure.
Binary eutectic alloys have the potential to be used as …
Wide Band Embedded Slot Antennas For Biomedical, Harsh Environment, And Rescue Applications, Yun Seo Koo
Wide Band Embedded Slot Antennas For Biomedical, Harsh Environment, And Rescue Applications, Yun Seo Koo
Doctoral Dissertations
For many designers, embedded antenna design is a very challenging task when designing embedded systems. Designing Antennas to given set of specifications is typically tailored to efficiently radiate the energy to free space with a certain radiation pattern and operating frequency range, but its design becomes even harder when embedded in multi-layer environment, being conformal to a surface, or matched to a wide range of loads (environments).
In an effort to clarify the design process, we took a closer look at the key considerations for designing an embedded antenna. The design could be geared towards wireless/mobile platforms, wearable antennas, or …