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Singly and Dual Polarized Convoluted Frequency Selective Structures

This paper describes high-order convoluted array elements providing wireless screening while transmitting adjacent channels. The technology is essential for electromagnetic architecture to design buildings’ wireless operation. The work, in collaboration with University of Auckland, New Zealand, informs industrial and academic partners in the Wireless Friendly Buildings Forum: http://www.wfbf.org.uk/ (of which Batchelor is a founder member) and arose from EPSRC funding (EP/E021301/1 and EP/1000941/1). It led to an invited talk at the IET Seminar on Wireless Communication, London (Sept. 2011) and a feature article in ‘The Engineer’, http://www.theengineer.co.uk/sectors/civil-and-structural/news/engineers-investigate-wireless-architecture-improvements/1010430.article. The paper confirms Kent’s continuing leadership in Frequency Selective Surfaces technology.