3W-G25
Plating Metamaterials：From Lab to Mass Production
Metasurface Plating™ is a novel technology that uses plating to form microcircuits—smaller than the wavelengths of electromagnetic waves—on non-conductive surfaces.
These microscopic structures allow for precise, custom control over electromagnetic wave behavior, which was previously difficult to achieve.
For example, it enables electromagnetic waves in the 24–79 GHz band, commonly used in millimeter-wave radar, to be either absorbed or reflected depending on the application.
Metasurface Plating™ is a novel technology that uses plating to form microcircuits—smaller than the wavelengths of electromagnetic waves—on non-conductive surfaces.
These microscopic structures allow for precise control over electromagnetic waves, enabling either absorption or reflection in the millimeter-wave radar band (24–79 GHz) depending on the application.
Leveraging this technology, we are developing frequency-selective EMI shielding materials and radome materials.
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