In this paper, we present the design of a reconfigurable antenna based on the dynamic tuning of a planar system that consists of a loop antenna, metamaterial spilt ring resonators (SRRs), and heterojunction photo transistors (HPTs). Simulation results of a unit cell of SRRs indicate that the resonant frequency of the SRRs shifts from the original of 65 GHz to 76 GHz with a HPT introduced into t...

A Z-shaped easy made planar meta-atom is presented as an alternative design to the conventional electric-LC (ELC) resonator for achieving negative permittivity. Transforming the LC topology of the resonator helps to facilitate transposition of geometrical parameters for the optical regime and also to improve the metamaterial homogeneity. Our approach aims to simplify the resonator design and ac...

Inside of a hyperbolic medium, the principal components of the permittivity tensor have opposite signs causing the medium to exhibit a 'metallicbr' type of response to light wave sin one direction, and a 'dielectric' response in the other. Our study shows that inside hyperbolic media, volume plasmon polaritons (VPPs) propagate along the characteristic planes, forming distinct, directionally dep...

In this paper, we investigate the possibility of employing a graphene-based hyperbolic metamaterial as tunable optical power limiter and/or controllable laser noise suppressor for terahertz frequency range. This is first time that mentioned functionalities are obtained with voltage-controlled nonlinear utilizing graphene. We believe such structures, feasible by means planar deposition technique...

We employ a planar metamaterial structure composed of a split-ring-resonator (SRR) and paired nano-rods to experimentally realize a spectral response at near-infrared frequencies resembling that of electromagnetically induced transparency. A narrow transparency window associated with low loss is produced, and the magnetic field enhancement at the center of the SRR is dramatically changed, due t...

Magnetoinductive waves propagating along a line consisting of two kinds of metamaterial elements are studied. Both elements are made up by the same metallic loop but are loaded by different capacitors resulting in different resonant frequencies. The dispersion characteristics are derived from phase and amplitude measurements for the cases when the line consists of (i) identical elements and (ii...

We demonstrate that the trapped magnetic resonance mode can be induced in an asymmetric double-bar structure for electromagnetic waves normally incident onto the double-bar plane, which mode otherwise cannot be excited if the double bars are equal in length. By adjusting the structural geometry, the trapped magnetic resonance becomes transparent with little resonance absorption when it happens ...