A novel cloaking scheme to hide an object in a half space from electromagnetic （EM） detection without reflection is firstly presented. The proposed cloaking scheme contains a couple of matching strips, which consist...A novel cloaking scheme to hide an object in a half space from electromagnetic （EM） detection without reflection is firstly presented. The proposed cloaking scheme contains a couple of matching strips, which consist of an isotropic material layer and an anisotropic UPML layer, located right under the bottom surface of a semi-cylindrical cloaking shell. Simple expressions for the material parameters of the cloaking scheme are derived. Numerical simulations are also performed, and a good cloaking effect is achieved. The cloaking scheme is effective to hide the local object with strong scattering characters placed on mobile carders, such as the radar antenna system on an aircraft.展开更多
Reduction of electromagnetic scattering from a conducting cylinder could be achieved by covering it with optimized multilayers of normal dielectric and plasmonic material. The plasmonic material with intrinsic losses ...Reduction of electromagnetic scattering from a conducting cylinder could be achieved by covering it with optimized multilayers of normal dielectric and plasmonic material. The plasmonic material with intrinsic losses could degrade the cloaking effect. Using a genetic algorithm, we present the optimized design of loss and gain multilayers for reduction of the scattering from a perfect conducting cylinder. This multilayered structure is theoretically and numerically analyzed when the plasmonic material with low loss and high loss respectively is considered. We demonstrate by full-wave simulation that the optimized nonmagnetic gain-loss design can greatly compensate the decreased cloaking effect caused by loss material,which facilitates the realization of practical electromagnetic cloaking, especially in the optical range.展开更多
We present the design and the experimental demonstration of an invisible cloak with irregular shape by using tensor transmission line（TL） metamaterials. The fabricated cloak consists of tensor TL unit cells exhibiti...We present the design and the experimental demonstration of an invisible cloak with irregular shape by using tensor transmission line（TL） metamaterials. The fabricated cloak consists of tensor TL unit cells exhibiting anisotropic effective material parameters, while the background medium consists of isotropic TL unit cells. The simulated and the measured field patterns around the cloak show a fairly good agreement, both demonstrate that the fabricated cloak can shield the cloaked interior area from electromagnetic fields without perturbing the external fields. The scattering of the cloaked perfect electric conductor（PEC） is minimized. Furthermore, the nonresonant property of the TL structure results in a relatively broad bandwidth of the realized cloak, which is clearly observed in our experiment.展开更多
基金Project supported by the Program for New Century Excellent Talents in University of China (Grant No. NCET-10-0894)
文摘A novel cloaking scheme to hide an object in a half space from electromagnetic （EM） detection without reflection is firstly presented. The proposed cloaking scheme contains a couple of matching strips, which consist of an isotropic material layer and an anisotropic UPML layer, located right under the bottom surface of a semi-cylindrical cloaking shell. Simple expressions for the material parameters of the cloaking scheme are derived. Numerical simulations are also performed, and a good cloaking effect is achieved. The cloaking scheme is effective to hide the local object with strong scattering characters placed on mobile carders, such as the radar antenna system on an aircraft.
基金Project supported by the Research Foundation of Jinling Institute of Technology,China(Grant No.JIT-B-201426)the Jiangsu Modern Education and Technology Key Project,China(Grant No.2014-R-31984)+1 种基金the Jiangsu 333 Project Funded Research Project,China(Grant No.BRA2010004)the University Science Research Project of Jiangsu Province,China(Grant No.15KJB520010)
文摘Reduction of electromagnetic scattering from a conducting cylinder could be achieved by covering it with optimized multilayers of normal dielectric and plasmonic material. The plasmonic material with intrinsic losses could degrade the cloaking effect. Using a genetic algorithm, we present the optimized design of loss and gain multilayers for reduction of the scattering from a perfect conducting cylinder. This multilayered structure is theoretically and numerically analyzed when the plasmonic material with low loss and high loss respectively is considered. We demonstrate by full-wave simulation that the optimized nonmagnetic gain-loss design can greatly compensate the decreased cloaking effect caused by loss material,which facilitates the realization of practical electromagnetic cloaking, especially in the optical range.
基金Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.11174280,60990323,and 60990320)the Knowledge Innovation Program of the Chinese Academy of Sciences(Grant No.YYYJ-1123)
文摘We present the design and the experimental demonstration of an invisible cloak with irregular shape by using tensor transmission line（TL） metamaterials. The fabricated cloak consists of tensor TL unit cells exhibiting anisotropic effective material parameters, while the background medium consists of isotropic TL unit cells. The simulated and the measured field patterns around the cloak show a fairly good agreement, both demonstrate that the fabricated cloak can shield the cloaked interior area from electromagnetic fields without perturbing the external fields. The scattering of the cloaked perfect electric conductor（PEC） is minimized. Furthermore, the nonresonant property of the TL structure results in a relatively broad bandwidth of the realized cloak, which is clearly observed in our experiment.
