10 research outputs found
Modelling Space-time Periodic Structures with Arbitrary Unit Cells Using Time Periodic Circuit Theory
Using the time periodic ABCD parameters, an expression for the dispersion
relation of space-time modulated structures is obtained. The relation is valid
for general structures even when the spatial granularity is comparable to the
operating and modulation wavelengths. In the limit of infinitesimal unit cell,
the dispersion relation reduces identically to its continuous counterpart. For
homogeneous space-time modulated media, the time periodic circuit approach
allows the extension of the well-known telegraphist's equations. The time
harmonics are coupled together to form an infinite system of coupled
differential equations. At the scattering centres, where the interaction is
mediated via the modulation (pump wave), the telegraphist's equations reduce to
the interaction of two waves only: the signal and idler. The interaction can
then be described using three wave mixing, satisfying the phase matching
condition. It is demonstrated that the time periodic S parameters provide an
alternative and appealing visualization of the modal conversion and the
emergence of non-reciprocity inside the bandgaps.Comment: 9 pages, 10 figure
Scattering of electromagnetic waves in metamaterial superlattices
The authors study experimentally both transmission and reflection of microwave radiation from metamaterialsuperlattices created by layers of periodically arranged wires and split-ring resonators. The authors measure the dependence of the metamaterial resonance on the spatial period of the superlattice and demonstrate resonance broadening and splitting for the binary metamaterial structures.The authors acknowledge support from the Australian
Research Council and thank Ekmel Ozbay for providing additional
details of the experimental results published earlier
by his group
Novel pulsed electron spin resonance system and studies of phosphorus in natural silicon
An X-band pulsed electron spin resonance system has been designed and constructed specifically for studies of decoherence times of phosphorus donor electrons in silicon. The microwave electromagnetic field aspects of the structure have been analysed, an