Abstract

The analysis of Y aperture element frequency selective surface (FSS) using the spectral domain method and the moment method is presented. With the vacuum depositing and photolithography, the corresponding Y aperture element FSS was produced, and it was tested in the microwave darkroom. The calculated and measured results are in good agreement.

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