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Experimental demonstration of superdirective dielectric antenna

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Krasnok, AE
Filinov, Dmitry
Simovski, Constantin
Kivshar, Yuri
Belov, Pavel A

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American Institute of Physics (AIP)

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We propose and demonstrate experimentally a simple approach for achieving superdirectivity of emitted radiation for electrically small antennas based on a spherical dielectric resonator with a notch excited by a dipole source. Superdirectivity is achieved without using complex antenna arrays and for a wide range of frequencies. We also demonstrate the steering effect for a subwavelength displacement of the source. Finally, unlike previously known superdirective antennas, our design has significantly smaller losses, at the operation frequency radiation efficiency attains 80%, and matching holds in the 3%-wide frequency band without any special matching technique.

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Applied Physics Letters

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2037-12-31