A metasurface absorber capable of monitoring two-dimensional (2-d) electric field distributions has been developed, where a matrix of lumped resistors between surface patches formed on a mushroom-type structure works as a 2-d array of short dipole sensors. In this paper absorption and reflection of a spherical wave incident on the metasurface absorber are analyzed by numerical computation by the plane-wave spectrum (PWS) technique using 2-d Fourier analysis. The electromagnetic field of the spherical wave incident on the absorber surface is expanded into a large number of plane waves, for each of which the TE and TM reflection and absorption coefficients are applied. Then by synthesizing all the plane wave fields we obtain the spatial distributions of reflected and absorbed fields. The detailed formulation of the computation is described, and the computed field distributions are compared with those obtained by simulation and actual measurement when the spherical wave from a dipole is illuminated onto a metasurface absorber. It is demonstrated that the PWS technique is effective and efficient in obtaining the accurate field distributions of the spherical wave on and around the absorber. This is useful for evaluating the performance of the metasurface absorber to absorb and measure the spherical wave field distributions around an EM source.
Tu NGUYEN VAN
Kanazawa University
Satoshi YAGITANI
Kanazawa University
Kensuke SHIMIZU
Kanazawa University
Shinjiro NISHI
Kanazawa University
Mitsunori OZAKI
Kanazawa University
Tomohiko IMACHI
Kanazawa University
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Tu NGUYEN VAN, Satoshi YAGITANI, Kensuke SHIMIZU, Shinjiro NISHI, Mitsunori OZAKI, Tomohiko IMACHI, "Plane-Wave Spectrum Analysis of Spherical Wave Absorption and Reflection by Metasurface Absorber" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E106-B, no. 11, pp. 1182-1191, November 2023, doi: 10.1587/transcom.2023EBP3035.
Abstract: A metasurface absorber capable of monitoring two-dimensional (2-d) electric field distributions has been developed, where a matrix of lumped resistors between surface patches formed on a mushroom-type structure works as a 2-d array of short dipole sensors. In this paper absorption and reflection of a spherical wave incident on the metasurface absorber are analyzed by numerical computation by the plane-wave spectrum (PWS) technique using 2-d Fourier analysis. The electromagnetic field of the spherical wave incident on the absorber surface is expanded into a large number of plane waves, for each of which the TE and TM reflection and absorption coefficients are applied. Then by synthesizing all the plane wave fields we obtain the spatial distributions of reflected and absorbed fields. The detailed formulation of the computation is described, and the computed field distributions are compared with those obtained by simulation and actual measurement when the spherical wave from a dipole is illuminated onto a metasurface absorber. It is demonstrated that the PWS technique is effective and efficient in obtaining the accurate field distributions of the spherical wave on and around the absorber. This is useful for evaluating the performance of the metasurface absorber to absorb and measure the spherical wave field distributions around an EM source.
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AU - Mitsunori OZAKI
AU - Tomohiko IMACHI
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