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                                                                            H
                                                                     k








                    Figure 12.11  Original SRR design with wave vector k, electric E, and magnetic H fields indicated for effective
                    negative permeability.



                    Figure 12.12, and called the construction folded-doubled-resonator (FDR). Measurements, using
                    a focused beam EM characterization system, Figure 12.13, revealed that indeed the composite
                    had a negative m over a frequency range of about 8.5 to 9.5 GHz. Following this, a new design was
                    conceived, numerically simulated, and constructed that had a more pronounced negative m.This
                    construction is shown in Figure 12.14, and the measured results are given in Figure 12.15. As is
                    discussed in the next section, combining the negative « and m, it is possible to construct a composite
                    panel with negative index of refraction.


















                    Figure 12.12  FDR design produces the required resonance with a thickness that lends itself to inclusion into an
                    actual composite panel of reasonable thickness.





                                                   Sample

                      Port 1                       Port 2









                    Figure 12.13 (See color insert following page 302)  (Left) Schematic and (right) photo of Focused Beam
                    system for EM characterization from 5 to 40 GHz at UCSD’s CEAM.
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