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Asymmetric Lamb Wave Propagation in graded grating phononic crystal slabs
Chen Jiujiu 1 * #,Hongbo Zhang 2,Xu Han 2
1.College of Mechanical and Vehicle Engineering, Hunan University, ChangSha 410082
2.College of Mechanical and Vehicle Engineering, Hunan University,410082
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Funding: the Research Fund for the Doctoral Program of Higher Education under Grant (No.No. 2009016112009)
Opened online: 8 February 2013
Accepted by: none
Citation: Chen Jiujiu ,Hongbo Zhang,Xu Han.Asymmetric Lamb Wave Propagation in graded grating phononic crystal slabs[OL]. [ 8 February 2013] http://en.paper.edu.cn/en_releasepaper/content/4519637
 
 
The invention of electric diodes, which are the first devices to enable the rectification of current flux, marks the emergency of modern electronics, leads to worldwide revolutions in many aspects, and deeply changes our daily lives. Compared with electricity, the acoustic wave is an important form of classical wave that is more ubiquitous in nature and has much longer research history. In this paper, the unidirectional transmission of Lamb wave in low-frequency domains is realized by graded grating phononic crystal slabs. The transmission spectra of Lamb waves in this system can be obtained by the eigenmode matching theory (EMMT) method and the finite element (FE) method (COMSOL MULTIPHSICS). Significant differences between the acoustic transmission along two opposite directions can be observed. This exotic phenomenon stems from the threshold frequency of the fundamental antisymmetric Lamb mode conversion to the fundamental symmetric Lamb mode is different at the different locations of the acoustic diode. This realization should be potentially significant in helping design chip-scale directional phononic devices.
Keywords:Unidirectional transmission; Phononic crystal slabs; graded grating
 
 
 

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