journal article·2018Open access

Transmission Line Integrated Metamaterial Based Liquid Sensor

Ahmet Tamer, Fatih Ozkan Alkurt, Olcay Altintas, Muharrem Karaaslan, Emin Unal, Oğuzhan Akgol, Faruk Karadag, Cumali Sabah

Abstract

In this work, transmission line based metamaterial liquid sensor is proposed to determine the authentic and inauthentic gasoline samples. Proposed structure consists of transmission line integrated metamaterial based resonator layer with a sensing gap. Operating frequency is chosen in X band which is different from the studies in the literature. In addition, this sensor can be used to detect different liquids in X band which can be considered as another advantage of the proposed sensor. In the literature, studies mostly focused on terahertz regime but this study proposes a solution in microwave frequency range. Simulations are carried out by using Finite Integration Technique (FIT) based electromagnetic simulation software. In addition, experimental studies are also carried out to provide accurate results and comparison. According to the results, fabricated structure can be used as a liquid detector. The most important property of the proposed structure is to be compatible to different frequencies between 1GHz and 20 GHz. This metamaterial based sensor can be used in many application fields such as medical, military, oil refineries, and so on.
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OpenAlex topics: Metamaterials and Metasurfaces Applications · Antenna Design and Analysis · Advanced Antenna and Metasurface Technologies

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