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Magnetic metamaterials as perspective materials of radioelectronics

JCPEE.
2012;
Volume 2, Number 2
: pp. 85-92
Authors:
  1. Anatoliy Rinkevich
  2. Mikhail Samoylovich
  3. Aleksey Belyanin
  4. Aleksandr Bagdasaryan
1
M.N. Miheev Institute of Metal Physics of Ural Branch of Russian Academy of Sciences
2
Technomash Central Research Technological Institute
3
Kotel’nikov Institute of Radioengineering and Electronics of Russian Academy of Sciences
4
Kotel’nikov Institute of Radioengineering and Electronics of Russian Academy of Sciences

Electromagnetic properties of 3D-nanocom­posites based of the opal matrixes containing particles of one or two transitive metals are investigated. Phase analysis of the nanocomposites is carried out. Microwave measurements are executed in the frequency interval of 26-38 GHz. Field dependences of the factors of passage and reflexion are ob­tained. Spectra of a magnetic resonance and antiresonance are restored. Frequency dependences of an amplitude of the resonance and antiresonance are obtained. It is established, that in the nanocomposites containing particles of two transi­tive metals, the magnetic resonance amplitude is much larger than in the nanocomposites containing particles of one metal.

Opal matrix
metamaterials
microwave properties
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