Angularly Independent Frequency Selective Surface With Good Ventilation for Millimeter Wave EM Shielding
Liping Yan, Liuliu Xu, Richard Xian‐Ke Gao, Jinghan Zhang, Xuping Yang, Xiang Zhao
Abstract
A distinctive frequency selective surface (FSS) to effectively enhance the electromagnetic shielding performance of high-speed electronic systems while preserving good mechanical ventilation is proposed in this article. The FSS consists of periodic segmented circular patterns in two-dimensional view and hollow vent holes in spatial, which exhibits a wide 2 GHz stopband at the interested frequency of 28 GHz. The new design also demonstrates stability to wave oblique incidence and polarization. The FSS shielding panel is prototyped and measured for validation. A satisfactory agreement between simulation and physical experiment is achieved.
Topics & Concepts
Electromagnetic shieldingStopbandExtremely high frequencyAcousticsFrequency bandOpticsElectromagnetic simulationTunable metamaterialsPolarization (electrochemistry)Materials scienceCutoff frequencyElectromagnetic compatibilityEngineeringPhysicsElectrical engineeringElectronic engineeringResonatorAntenna (radio)MetamaterialPhysical chemistryChemistryAdvanced Antenna and Metasurface TechnologiesAntenna Design and AnalysisElectromagnetic wave absorption materials