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Sub Diffraction Imaging Using Wire Array Metamaterial

The electromagnetic properties of naturally available media are greatly restricted by physical reasons. This leads to the development of artificial material called metamaterial. This complex metamaterial makes it possible to obtain extraordinary electromagnetic response absent in available natural materials. A special class of metamaterials having hyperbolic dispersion profile are the wire media (WM), comprised of sub-wavelength array of metal wires that allows them to support high spatial frequencies and beat the diffraction limit. The WM possess flat iso-frequency contour and these properties offer brilliant application in optics hence, transmits energy only in one direction with same velocity. Here we have studied the imaging through conventional system and image formation using different types of dielectrics where the WM is mounted.