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Implementation of Three-Dimensional Lorentz-Drude-Materials

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The previous chapter has demonstrated how the magnetic and electric response of a periodic structure can be designed by adapting the elements of the unit cell. For transmission line metamaterials, where a guided wave propagates within a lattice, this can be done by employing lumped elements according to the desired magnetic and electric response. However, for three-dimensional transmission line metamaterials [1, 2], coupling to the incident wave in free space and technological complexity are limiting factors. An alternative approach is the use of rings, wires and combinations of them to form a lattice that is excited by an incident wave, to independently manipulate the magnetic and electric response, respectively.

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Maasch, M. (2016). Implementation of Three-Dimensional Lorentz-Drude-Materials. In: Tunable Microwave Metamaterial Structures . Springer Theses. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-28179-7_3

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