Comment on "Finite Conductance Governs the Resonance Transmission of Thin Metal Slits at Microwave Frequencies"
Shuwen Chen, Reuven Gordon
TL;DR
This paper offers a quantitative analysis aligning with experimental results on microwave transmission through thin metal slits, incorporating finite conductivity effects via a minor wavelength adjustment.
Contribution
It provides a theoretical explanation that matches experimental data and accounts for finite conductivity effects with a simple modification.
Findings
Quantitative agreement with experiment
Finite conductivity effects can be modeled with wavelength adjustment
Supports the resonance transmission mechanism
Abstract
We provides quantitative agreement with the experiment of Ref [J.R.Sucking et al,Phys. Rev. Lett. 92, 147401 (2004)], and can account for the effects of the finite conductivity with a small modification to the effective wavelength.
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TopicsSurface and Thin Film Phenomena · Microwave and Dielectric Measurement Techniques · Photonic Crystals and Applications