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Bio-Inspired Ceramic Design for Tunable Electromagnetic Filtering.

Lingxi Qu¹, Liya Zheng¹, Bin Li¹

¹School of Materials, Shenzhen Campus of Sun Yat-sen University, Shenzhen, China.

Small (Weinheim an Der Bergstrasse, Germany)

|June 5, 2026

Summary

A novel bamboo-inspired electromagnetic filter utilizes dielectric-semiconductor core-shell fibers for superior frequency selectivity. This design offers tunable microwave filtering with low loss, ideal for advanced communication systems.

Keywords:

bamboo‐inspired core‐shell fiber electromagnetic filter electromagnetic wave filtering mechanisms

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Area of Science:

Materials Science
Electromagnetics
Nanotechnology

Background:

Modern communication systems require high spectrum efficiency and accurate signal transmission.
Electromagnetic filters are crucial for managing interference in complex signal environments.
Existing filters often face limitations in selectivity, tunability, and miniaturization.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a novel, bio-inspired electromagnetic filter with enhanced frequency selectivity and tunability.
To investigate the integration of Fabry-Perot interference and Bragg grating resonance in a hierarchical structure.
To explore the potential of dielectric-semiconductor interfaces for tunable filtering characteristics.

Main Methods:

Design of dielectric-semiconductor core-shell fibers inspired by bamboo fiber architecture.
Fabrication of composite electromagnetic filters (FMSCs) with periodic fiber alignment.
Characterization of filtering performance, including reflectivity, transmissivity, and passband tunability.
Comparative analysis of FMSCs with different interfacial phases (e.g., FMSC-SiO2).

Main Results:

The bamboo-inspired structure exhibits distinct bandpass microwave filtering characteristics.
Periodic dielectric-semiconductor interfaces enable tunable passband regulation.
FMSC-SiO2 demonstrated superior performance with reflectivity <0.56% and transmissivity up to 84.9%.
Achieved tunable Ku-band passband coverage of 83.3% within a 1 mm thickness.

Conclusions:

A bio-inspired, material-structure-synergistic strategy yields miniaturized, low-loss, tunable ceramic electromagnetic filters.
The developed filters hold significant potential for precision signal transmission in advanced communication and high-frequency electronic applications.
This approach offers a promising pathway for next-generation electromagnetic filtering solutions.