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Artificial magnetic conductor from a layer of dogbone-shaped conductors over a ground plane
Abstract
Artificial magnetic conductors (AMCs) have received considerable attention [1]-[3] because of their unusual reflection property and potential applications at microwave and millimeter wave frequencies [4][5]. Most AMCs are composed by a periodic conducting pattern based on a unit cell, printed on top of a substrate and backed with a metallic ground plane. This type of surface exhibits a resonance mode which enables the surface acting as an AMC. © 2010 IEEE.
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