论文信息 - Frequency selective surfaces for millimetre and submillimetre wave quasi optical demultiplexing

Frequency selective surfaces for millimetre and submillimetre wave quasi optical demultiplexing

The purpose of this paper is to compare the filtering properties of drilled plate and printed element frequency selective surfaces in the range 80 – 800 GHz. Novel techniques for measuring and fabricating the devices are described, and close agreement is shown between numerical simulation and experimental results.

Edward A. Parker | Robert Cahill | J. W. Bowen | I. M. Sturland | A. C. de Lima

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