Ultra-broad band radar cross section reduction of waveguide slot antenna with metamaterials

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Abstract

To reduce the radar cross section of the waveguide slot antenna, a three-layer metamaterial is presented based on orthogonal double split-ring resonators. The absorption characteristics of three-layer metamaterial are demonstrated by simulation. Moreover, the metamaterials have been loaded on common waveguide slot antenna according to the surface current distribution. The ultrabroad band radar cross section reduction of the antenna with metamaterials had been theoretically and experimentally investigated by radiating and scattering performances. Experimental and simulated results showed that the proposed antenna with metamaterials performed broadband radar cross section reduction from 3.9 GHz to 18 GHz and the gain had been improved due to the coupling effect between slot and the period metamaterials structure. The maximal radar cross section reduction of the novel antenna achieved 17.81 dB at 8.68 GHz for x-polarized incidence and 21.79 dB at 6.25 GHz for y-polarized waves.

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Fu, Q., Fan, C. L., Li, S. J., Wang, G., & Cao, X. Y. (2016). Ultra-broad band radar cross section reduction of waveguide slot antenna with metamaterials. Radioengineering, 25(2), 241–246. https://doi.org/10.13164/re.2016.0241

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