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Continuous leaky-wave scanning using periodically modulated spoof plasmonic waveguide.
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- Magnetic field assisted beam-scanning leaky-wave antenna utilizing one-way waveguide.Scientific reports · 2019Article
- Analysis and Design of a Compact Leaky-Wave Antenna for Wide-Band Broadside Radiation.Scientific reports · 2018Article
- Beam Steering Using Momentum-Reconfigurable Goubau Meta-Line Radiators.Scientific reports · 2018Article
- Continuous Beam Steering Through Broadside Using Asymmetrically Modulated Goubau Line Leaky-Wave Antennas.Scientific reports · 2017Article
- Radiation loss of planar surface plasmon polaritons transmission lines at microwave frequencies.Scientific reports · 2017Article
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Abstract
The plasmonic waveguide made of uniform corrugated metallic strip can support and guide spoof surface plasmon polaritons (SSPPs) with high confinements. Here, we propose periodically-modulated plasmonic waveguide composed of non-uniform corrugated metallic strip to convert SSPPs to radiating waves, in which the main beam of radiations can steer continuously as the frequency changes. To increase the radiation efficiency of the periodically-modulated plasmonic waveguide at the broadside, an asymmetrical plasmonic waveguide is further presented to reduce the reflections and realize continuous leaky-wave scanning. Both numerical simulations and experimental results show that the radiation efficiency can be improved greatly and the main beam of leaky-wave radiations can steer from the backward quadrant to the forward quadrant, passing through the broadside direction, which generally is difficult to be realized by the common leaky-wave antennas.
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