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Use of frequency selective surfaces to reduce coupling between antennas on satellites

Electromagnetic shielding is mandatory to protect sensitive receivers from high power transmitters on a satellite. This paper presents an effective electromagnetic shielding approach especially using frequency selective surfaces. Several unit cells having different shape and size are exploited for X-band stop band filter. These structures are good candidates for shielding walls and radomes for satellites having intense power of payloads.