Analytical Solution for Elliptical Cloaks Based on The Frequency Selective Surface
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In this paper the elliptical dielectric cylinder which is covered with FSS cloak is considered. Frequency selective surface cloak which Alu named it mantle cloak is one of the recent techniques for cloaking. In this method an appropriate FSS can act as cloaking device for suppressing the scattering of object in the desired frequency. With using this method the dimension of the cloaks is extremely reduced. By this proposed structure, the RCS of elliptical cylinder is reduced about 10-20 dB and designed cloak has an appropriate performance. The analytical solution for the wave in each layer is presented and with using simulation, the electric field and the scattering pattern has been drawn.
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