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27 April 2024
 
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Nonlinear tunable metamaterials for microwave frequencies
Ilya V. Shadrivov ; Alexander B. Kozyrev ; Daniel W. van der Weide ; Yuri S. Kivshar ;
Date 1 May 2008
AbstractWe study the properties of the tunable nonlinear metamaterial operating at microwave frequencies. We fabricate the metamaterial composed of split-ring resonators and wires where a varactor diode is introduced into each resonator so that the magnetic resonance can be tuned dynamically by varying the amplitude of the propagating electromagnetic waves. We show that at higher powers the transmission of the metamaterial becomes power-dependent, and the metamaterial demonstrates nonlinear properties, as suggested earlier [A. Zharov et al., Phys. Rev. Lett. 91, 037401 (2003)]. We demonstrate the power-induced shift of the left-handed transmission band, selective generation of higher harmonics, as well as enhancement or suppression of the wave transmission.
Source arXiv, 0805.0028
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