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Figure 2: Unit cell boundary condition setup showing the incident wave angle and field components
Figure 7. It can be seen from Figure 6 that varying the aperture length L1 achieves a distribution phase range of 225° with transmission magnitude of better than -1.9 dB
Figure 9: Simulated axial ratio response for slot length L1 variations

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