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Improved THz/Infrared frequency selective surface with Minkowski fractal elements
Low-cost, low-volume, and low-mass THz/Infrared frequency selective surfaces (FSS) with the Minkowski fractal elements are described and compared with the other elements. It exhibits excellent 1st resonant frequency stability with incident angles varying from normal to 60° and for both TE and TM polarizations. The performance of this fractal FSS is far better than the previous FSSs with simple-shaped elements, i.e. cross dipole, or rectangular/circular loop elements.