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Mechanically tolerant fluidic split ring resonators

delete2016-06-10
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Robi’atun Adayiah Awang *
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Thomas C. Baum
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Mahyar Nasabi
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Sharath Sriram
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Wayne S. T. Rowe
DOI：10.1088/0964-1726/25/7/075023delete
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Flexible resonators are crucial elements for non-planar, conformal and curved or movable surfaces in flexible high frequency electronic environments. Here, we demonstrate a stretchable, bendable, twistable and reversibly deformable split ring resonator (SRR) operating at similar to 3 GHz. The mechanical and electrical performance of the SRR was achieved by encapsulating liquid metal (galinstan) in a microfluidic channel of highly elastic polydimethylsiloxane. Applying mechanical deformation (bending, stretching and twisting) to the SRR results in minimal deviation of the transmission response. This offers a stable and predictable response for flexible electronic applications where mechanical deformation or conformity is inherent.
Keywords:
split ring resonator
stretchable resonator
flexible electronics
PDMS
galinstan
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Smart Materials and Structures cover
Smart Materials and Structures
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