New Formula for Evaluating the Number of Unit Cell of a Finite Periodic Structure Considered as Infinite Periodic One
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1 Journal of Electromagnetic nalysis and pplications, 11, 3, doi:1.436/jemaa ublished Online September 11 ( 343 ew Formula for Evaluating the umber of Unit Cell of a Finite eriodic Structure Considered as Infinite eriodic One Samia Bouali, Taoufik guili SYSCOM Laboratory, Department of Information and Communications Technology, ational Engineering School of Tunis, Tunis,Tunisia. bouali_samia@yahoo.fr Received June nd, 11; revised July 4 th, 11; accepted ugust 7 th, 11. BSTRCT This paper presents a modeling and an analysis of one-dimensional periodic structure composed of a cascade connection of s considered as infinite. The BCD matrix representations with the Floquet analysis have been used to derive the dispersion relation and input impedance of infinite periodic structure. The transmission matrix for the identical cascaded s has been successfully used to obtain an efficient and easy-to-use formula giving the necessary number of s such that they can be considered infinite. s an illustrative example, the formula is applied and verified to finite size TL periodically loaded with obstacles. Scattering parameters and the input impedance of the structure are expressed and plotted. Keywords: eriodic Structure, Floquet Theorem, Dispersion Relation, Scattering arameters, Input Impedance 1. Introduction periodic structure consists fundamentally of a number of identical structural components periodic elements which are joined together end to end or side by side to form the whole structure [1,]. In fact, periodic structures are investigated in several applications in the electromagnetic engineering. For instance, these structures can be used to design frequency-selective surfaces [4], photonic crystals [5-8], and meta-materials [9]. Hence periodic structures have become a field of intense research activities. If the periodic structure is an infinite array, simple methods based on the Floquet s theorem [1] or the periodic Green s function [1], can be applied, where the characterization of the whole periodic structure can be reduced to the analysis of only a single. However, the infinite periodic structure is a theoretical case because in actual applications all periodic structures have finite size. Hence, the accurate analysis of the finite periodic structures usually needs to solve a large-scale problem. There are various methods to analyze finite periodic structures such as the finite-difference timedomain (FDTD) method [11], the moment method MoM [1], the subentire-domain (SED) basis functions and the conjugate-gradient fast Fourier transform (CG-FFT) [13,14]. In this paper, we investigate the various characteristics of finite and infinite (1-D) periodic structure by microwave techniques. The study of the infinite periodic structure is reduced to a single unit, Floquet theorem is invoked and both dispersion diagram and input impedance are obtained. For the case of finite periodic structure we suppose that a finite structure with a very large number of unit, can be considered as an infinite structure, using the transmission matrix for the identical cascaded s, a condition of convergence of the finite structure to an infinite structure is concluded. This convergence condition helps to find the minimal number of unit necessary such that they can be considered infinite. The accuracy and the efficiency of the proposed formula was verified to a finite size TL periodically loaded with obstacles, a scattering matrix analysis have applied input impedance and S parameters are calculated and plotted. Dispersion diagram, the stop and pass band property, the effect of changing geometrical parameters on the pass (stop) bandwidth, attenuation and phase constant are shown.. eriodic Structure Model The periodic structure discussed in this paper is made of Copyright 11 SciRes.
2 344 ew Formula for Evaluating the umber of Unit Cell of a Finite eriodic Structure Considered as Infinite eriodic One an infinite or finite repetition of a unit in one dimension. Each unit of this structure is characterized by its matrix chain; the study of the infinite periodic structure is reduced to a single unit as shown in Figure 1; we use the BCD matrix with the Floquet analysis to model the infinite structure..1. The Infinite eriodic Structure The foundations of periodic structure theory are developed in [] and [3], these references show that a periodic structure supports pure progressive waves propagating toward + or, usually referred to as Bloch waves. If a unit in the structure is defined by its transmission matrix T (the so-called BCD matrix witch parameters named, B, C, and D ), we can write the matrix of the unit B T (1) C D The input impedance of the infinite structure in can be found by modeling the structure as shown in Figure 1. ccording to the Floquet s theorem for infinite periodic structures [1-3], the input and output relationship of the nth unit are given by: L V e V 1 L () I e I1 The parameters V and I are voltage and current corresponding to the propagating wave threw the n th unit. j (3) The parameter is the complex propagation constant of the periodic structure (where α p is the attenuation constant and β is the phase constant) and L is the period of the structure shown in Figure 1 V V 1 T I I1 Equations () and (4) give: Ref. plane (4) det( T I) (5) in T Figure 1. Unit of periodic structure. L in The resolution of (5) gives the dispersion relation. The input impedance of the structure is given by the resolution of (6) in in C D B (6).. The Finite eriodic Structure By using Floquet analysis of an infinite periodic structure the feature of the overall system can be extracted by considering one single unit []. In practice the number of unit is always limited, so an infinite periodic structure is a theoretical case, we propose to determinate the number of unit s permitting that several aspects of a finite periodic structure demonstrate the same behavior of an infinite periodic structure. We consider a simple finite structure that is periodic in one dimension. The structure can be modeled by cascading its transmission matrix with two boundaries at the beginning and the end of the structure, as illustrated in Figure. The unit of the periodic structure is considered reciprocal; its transmission matrix is given by (1), its determinant is equal to 1 (det(t ) = 1). The transmission matrix of the identical cascaded s is given by: T B (7) 1 D C D D is the diagonal matrix formed by the eigenvalues of the matrix T, is a matrix consisting of the eigenvectors corresponding to the eigenvalues in D. The eigenvalues of T are λ and µ which are given by: D D 1 D D 1 By cascading unit the matrix chains of the total structure can be written according to λ or µ. B C D B 1 C 1 D D (8) (9) (1) Copyright 11 SciRes.
3 ew Formula for Evaluating the umber of Unit Cell of a Finite eriodic Structure Considered as Infinite eriodic One 345 E Source Source 1 St Unit Cell th Cell Unit Figure. Finite periodic structure in microwave circuits. The overall transmission matrix can also be written as [15]: T U 1U BU 1 C U D U U U (11) sinh ( 1) L (1) sinh L D L The S parameters S 11 and S 1 associated with the entire structure shown in Figure are expressed by: S S cosh (13) B C ref D U 1 ref B C D U U ref 1 ref B C D U U ref ref 1 (14) ref is reference impedance which is usually chosen 5 Ω and U 1 is a parameter defined by (1). The input impedance of such a structure can be found in different ways. One way is to start from the last segment finding its input impedance which is the load impedance for the former segment and repeat the same procedure until the end. In addition, in BCD matrix representation [] the input impedance is: in U U B U C U D U U 1 L 1 1 L 1.3. Evaluation of the umber of Unit Cells (15) (16) In the context of infinite periodic structure (infinite number of unit s), both floquet theorem and continuous dispersion curve are usually used. For finite periodic structure (finite number of unit s) and by raising the number of unit s at the convergence we must have the same results as the case of infinite periodic structure. In this section we propose to find this finite number of unit s which allow to show the same result as the infinite case. We have if λ > 1 then < µ < 1 and vice versa. If is very large and tends towards the infinite then by using (1) we have: converge to 1 1 (17) B 1 B 1 1 (18) 1 converge to B C 1 C 1 1 converge to 1 C D converge to D D D 1 1 (19) () When is very large the structure is considered infinite, we propose to find the value of from which finished structure is equivalent to an infinite structure. By using (17) we can write if very large then: 1 1 By developing this equality we obtain: 1 1 (1) log 3 E () log( ) with E(x) is the integer part of x. is the number of s necessary to consider the fi- nite structure as an infinite one. It s depending on the physical characteristic of the unit and D. For any finite periodic structure modeled by scattering matrix we can determinate the sufficient number of unit to approach the infinite case, then by using this finite number we can approach easily the infinite case. Dispersion diagram contains information regarding the wave properties of the structure and input impedance reflects properties of the structure from circuit point of view which depend on the parameters. For this reason another way to find the number of s necessary such that structure can be considered infinite, is to start from finite structure in Figure 3 with unit s then we Copyright 11 SciRes.
4 346 ew Formula for Evaluating the umber of Unit Cell of a Finite eriodic Structure Considered as Infinite eriodic One compare between in of the finite and infinite structure and continues to the convergence criteria. The algorithm displayed in Figure 3 describes the procedure of this method. Convergence is considered to be reached if the difference between the input impedance of finite and infinite structure is less than.1%. 3. umerical Results and Discussion In order to verify the accuracy and efficiency of the proposed formula, we consider a finite-size TL periodically loaded with obstacles and constituted by the repetition of unit. unit is considered as a three part network one half (L/) of the transmission line, the loading element JX and another half (L/) of the transmission line as shown in Figure 4. Therefore, the matrix of the unit can be obtained by cascading three matrix: First, the matrix of the half (L/) of the transmission line. Second, the matrix of the element JX. Third, the matrix of the half (L/) of the transmission line. The transmission matrix of the half (L/) of the transmission line is given by: L L cosh C sinh TL L L YC sinh cosh Define infinite structure parameters (L,T ) Calcul input impedance of infinite structure (6). (3) I L/ L/ V JX V 1 L/ L/ Figure 4. Schema of the unit. where γ the transmission line propagation constant, L is the length of the transmission line and c is the transmission line characteristic impedance. The transmission matrix of the element JX lumped shunt admittance is given by: 1 T e JX 1 The matrix of the unit is given by: T T * T * T B C D L e L JX cosh( L) sinh( L) Y JX B L L Y C Y L JX L 1 sinh( ) sinh ( ) c Yc c sinh( ) cosh ( ) I 1 (4) (5) JX D cosh( l) sinh( L) Yc 3.1. The Infinite eriodic Structure In the lossless case we have j (7) In this case, we use (5), (6) and (7) to define the dispersion relation of this structure as follows: c (6) Define finite structure parameters (=1, T, in = L ) Calcul input impedance of infinite structure. =+1 L cos( L) X cosh L cos L nπ C sin( L) (8) YES Converge? O Figure 3. Determination of the number of s necessary to have an infinite structure. and L XC cos cos( L) sin( L) To simplify theses equations we pose: (9) X a C (3) Copyright 11 SciRes.
5 ew Formula for Evaluating the umber of Unit Cell of a Finite eriodic Structure Considered as Infinite eriodic One 347 X G( f) cos( L) C sin( L) (31) Using (8) and (9), the attenuation and phase constant can be written as: 1 cosh 1 cos( ) sin( ) L a L L and π k k 1 cos 1 cos( L ) a sin( L ) L and k (3) (33) If a is reciprocal and symmetrical, the input impedance of the infinite structure is: B in (34) C In (8) the attenuation constant is varying and the phase constant is fixed. For this equation if L cosh 1 the periodic structure supports a propagation waves, else L cosh 1 no wave can propagate along the periodic structure. In (9) the attenuation constant and the phase constant is varying. For this equation if L cos is varying between 1 and +1, the periodic structure supports a non attenuated propagation waves. Else no wave can propagate along the periodic structure. The dispersion diagram is depicted in Figure 5 and Figure 6 for different parameters of the structure. To simulate the structure we can vary two parameters: the parameter (a = X/) or the length of the unit (L). We present the results for several cases by varying (a) and L. The dispersion curve with attenuation is obtained by plotting G(f), the frequency ranges corre- sponding to G(f) larger than 1 indicate the pass band while the frequency regions with G(f) < 1 correspond to the stop band. For the dispersion curve without attenuaand plotted. Simulations results show the presence of tion to have propagation G(f) should be between 1 and +1. The attenuation and phase constants were calculated stop band and pass band. The attenuation and phase constants were calculated by using the two equations of dispersion. This agrees well with the stop and pass bands. The frequency ranges corresponding to the stop and pass G(f) L=1 mm L=5 mm L=1 mm Figure 5. Dispersion Diagram for three values of L and a = 5. G(f) a=.1 a=5 a= Figure 6. Dispersion Diagram for three values of a and L = 1 mm. band depend on the physical configuration of the periodic structure (L) and the obstacle (JX). The range of the frequency in Figure 5 (respectively Figure 6) represents propagation without attenuation agree well with Figure 7 (respectively Figure 8) that we have α = and Figure 9 (respectively Figure 1) that we have β it's a non attenuated propagation (α = and β ). The range of the frequency in Figure 5 represents propagation with attenuation agree well with Figure 7 that we have α and Figure 9 that we have β = it s an attenuated wave. 3.. The Finite eriodic Structure Using (), we obtain = 1 as a sufficient value to approach the infinite case. In order to verify this value we Copyright 11 SciRes.
6 348 ew Formula for Evaluating the umber of Unit Cell of a Finite eriodic Structure Considered as Infinite eriodic One 5 L=1 mm L=5 mm L=1 mm 35 3 L=1 mm L=5 mm L=1 mm the attenuation constant(nep/m) the phase constant (rad/m) Figure 7. The attenuation constant for three values of L, a = 5. the attenuation constant (nep/m) a=.1 a=5 a= Figure 8. The attenuation constant, for three values of a, L = 1 mm. have plotted the input impedance of the structure for several value of (1, 1 and infinite).the examination of the curves on the various frequency bands show that the input impedance of the 1 unit has an exent agreement with the input impedance of the infinite structure. The variation of input impedance (absolute value) over frequency for finite ( = 1, 1) structure is illustrated in Figure 11 and Figure 1 by iterative method (Figure 3). The input impedance based on finite periodic structure is shown in this graph for number of unit s of = 1 and 1. It is seen that the input impedance reaches the limit of infinite periodic structure, if the number of unit s are in order of 1. It is clearly observed that the input impedance of finite structure reaches the limit of corresponding infinite case, the phase constant (rad/m) Figure 9. The phase constant, for three values of L, a = a=.1 a=5 a= Figure 1. The phase constant, for three values of a, L = 1 mm. if the number of unit s is in order of 1. The input impedance of a finite periodic structure is depicted in Figure 13 by using BCD matrix method (16), we put the load of L = 5 Ω. By increasing the number of unit s, the number of fluctuations will also increase which is illustrated in Figure 13. In order to compare those results to those from scattering parameter calculation, the scattering parameters are displayed in Figure 14. They are calculated based on (14) and (15). 4. Conclusions Infinite and finite periodic structures have been investigated. In the case of infinite structure, the Floquet theorem has been invoked, and both dispersion diagram and Copyright 11 SciRes.
7 ew Formula for Evaluating the umber of Unit Cell of a Finite eriodic Structure Considered as Infinite eriodic One n=1, some fluctuations n=1, exactly the same as infinit structure infinit structure log\s1\ Figure 11. Input impedance for the case of infinite and finite unit s a = 1 and L = 1 mm. -1 log/s11/ log/s1/ n=1, some fluctuations n=1, exactly the same as infinit structure infinit structure Figure 14. S-parameters for the finite periodic structure = 1, ref = 5 Ω. input impedance have been obtained. By using scattering matrix and applying boundary conditions for the case of finite structure, both input impedance and S-parameters have been obtained and an efficient and easy-to-use formula to find the necessary number of unit for periodic finite structure to be equivalent of an infinite periodic structure has been presented. The formula is verified on a transmission line periodically loaded with obstacles. Simulation results have validated the proposed numerical modeling formula Figure 1. Input impedance in the case of infinite and finite unit s (a = 1 and L = 1 mm) n=1 n= Figure 13. Input impedance for the finite structure (a = 1, L = 1 mm, L = 5 Ω). REFERECES [1] L. Brillouin, Wave ropagation in eriodic Structure s, Dover, ew York, [] R. Collin, Foundations for Microwave Engineering, nd Edition, Wiley-IEEE ress,. [3] D. ozar, Microwave Engineering, ddison-wesley, Reading, 199. [4] D. J. Mead, Wave ropagation in Continuous eriodic Structures: Research Contribution from Southampton , Journal of Sound and Vibration, Vol. 19, o. 3, 1996, pp [5] B.. Munk, Frequency Selective Surfaces: Theory and Design, Wiley, ew York,. [6] E. Yablonovitch, Inhibited Spontaneous Emission in Solid-State hysics and Electronics, hysical Review Letters, Vol. 58, o., 1987, pp [7] Y. Rahmat-Samii and H. Mosallaei, Electromagnetic Band-Gap Structures: Classification, Characterization, and pplications, 11th International Conference on ntennas and ropagation, Manchester, 17- pril 1, pp [8] J. D. Joannopoulos, et al., hotonic Crystals: Molding Copyright 11 SciRes.
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