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. 2018 Dec 13;9:5299. doi: 10.1038/s41467-018-07809-3

Fig. 2.

Fig. 2

Bianisotropic meta-atom design. a A bianisotropic meta-atom is embedded in a conventional wall. An incident wave pi produced by an external speaker propagates through the conventional wall. The bianisotropic response of the particle, pb, and the transmission though the wall, pc are recorded at point A situated 2 cm behind the particle. b The bianisotropic meta-atom is composed of monopole and dipole transducers connected through the amplifier of impulse response g. The dipole driver is implemented as two back-to-back speakers driven 180° out-of-phase and generates pressure fields of inverse polarity in the two semi-planes separated by the dipole’s anti-symmetry plane. The monopole sensor is placed in the antisymmetry plane of the dipole source and senses zero net pressure generated by the dipole. c, Amplitude of pb/pc measured on the meta-atom transmission side 1 cm behind the meta-atom versus measured amplitude of amplifier impulse response g. d, Measured phases of pb/pc and g