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Reconfigurable MEMS-enabled frequency selective surfaces

Reconfigurable MEMS-enabled frequency selective surfaces

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A technique for designing reconfigurable frequency selective surfaces using microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) technology is presented. A method of moments simulation technique for analysing these periodic structures has been used to predict the tunability using this technique. Fabricated and measured results verify the concept of tunability.

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