Metamalzeme Tabanlı Mermer Sensör Tasarımı

Abstract

Bu çalışmada Agariya Brown, Banswara Marble, Kesariyaji Green ve Pink Babarmal mermer taşlarına yönelik olarak X bandında metamalzeme tabanlı sensör tasarımı gerçekleştirilmiştir. Çalışma içerisinde verilen dört farklı mermer türünün dielektrik değerleri ve kayıp tanjant değerleri incelenerek belirtilen frekans aralığına parametrik atanan değerler sonucuna göre rezanatör tasarımı yapılmaktadır. Tasarımı yapılan sensör ile birlikte mermer taşlarının yansıma değerleri nümerik olarak elde edilebilmekte ve böylelikle mermer türünün belirlenmesi mümkün olmaktadır. Böyle bir çalışma farklı frekans aralıkları için de yapılabileceği gibi farklı materyaller için de geliştirilebilir konumdadır.

Keywords

• Metamalzeme
• sensör
• mermer
• emilim

Design of Metamaterial Based Marble Sensor

Abstract

In this study, metametarial based sensor design is carried out intended for Agariya Brown, Banswara Marble, Kaseriyaji Green and Pink Babarmal marble stones on X-band. In the study, design of resenator is made by examining dielectric and loss tangent values of four different types of marble according to values that is parametrically assigned to frequency range specified. With the designed sensor, the reflection values of marble stones can be numerically obtained and thus the marble type can be determined. Such a study can be done for different frequency range as well as for different meterials.

Keywords

• Metamaterial
• sensor
• Marble
• Absorption

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