Abstract
The requirements of frequency-selective surface (FSS) between high transparency in pass band and high reflectance in stop band are contradictory, when they have loaded medium on one side and receive a large range of illumination. In order to solve the contradiction, this paper employs a discrete particle swarm optimization approach (hereafter referred to as a DPSO). In order to seek a balanced FSS with high transparency in pass band and high reflectance in stop band, the periodic intervals and geometrical dimensions of FSS-structures are optimized and designed by using the DPSO method. Simulation and test results indicate that the FSS of super dense Y loop elements in a half-loaded medium structure is presented in this paper: the transparency in pass band and stop band are 80% and 30% respectively. The DPSO method will offer an excellent FSS for the radome which receives a large range of illumination, and on the other hand, it provides a theoretical guidance for the requirements of FSS between high transparency in pass band and high reflectance in stop band.
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