measure of a frequency selective surface

Mar 14, 2009 1 Replies

Hi, I have a question about a measurement I did on some frequency selective surfaces. I measured their transparency and found a perfect match with respect the simulated behavior in CST Microwave Studio: there is a transparency window around several frequency (the fundamental frequency f0 and the grating lobes). I also measured their reflection in order to compare it with the reflection by a metal plate of the same size: the FSS reflects at any frequency like a metal plate and obviously there is no reflection at the frequency f0 (actually there is just a very weak reflection). There is an unexpected behavior around the grating lobes, because at that frequencies the FSS is transparent, but it reflects just like a metal plate. Can anyone explain me this? Thank you!


What exactly is the problem to understand ? As long as Maxwell is satisfied... I'd need to know more in order to tell more.

Rene

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