Transmission resonances in ultra-wideband composite metallic photonic crystals

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Two-dimensional metallic photonic crystals with different lattice period and/or filling factor are combined to provide an ultrawide photonic bandgap starting from zero frequency. It is shown that either sharp resonances or relatively broad transmission windows with high transmission level can be created in this gap by inserting a small number of point defects in the crystals. Results from experiments carried out between 27 and 50 GHz are presented.

Inspec keywords: microwave photonics; millimetre wave devices; resonance; photonic band gap

Other keywords: ultra-wideband photonic crystals; lattice period; 27 to 50 GHz; filling factor; composite metallic photonic crystals; point defects; transmission resonances; two-dimensional metallic photonic crystals

Subjects: Microwave photonics

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