Abstract: A C-sandwich radome structure includes a first core, an outer skin layer on the first core, a second core, and an inner skin layer on the second core. An intermediate skin layer is disposed between the first core and the second core and the intermediate skin layer includes a dielectric enhancer for raising the dielectric constant of the intermediate skin layer so the intermediate skin layer can be made thinner to reduce the weight and cost of the structure while maintaining the electrical transmission performance of a thicker, heavier intermediate skin layer.

Abstract: A B-sandwich radome structure including a structural layer, an inside matching layer adjacent one side of the structural layer, and an outside matching layer adjacent an opposite side of the structural layer. Both matching layers are made of formable sheet material assembled with the structural layer during shaping of the radome and co-cured with the structural layer resulting in a rigid final form of the radome.

Abstract: A structure for transmitting electromagnetic energy within a selected frequency range and preventing such transmission outside such range in which an insulative member has a metallized surface which includes an array of non-metallized regions each having the shape of a Jerusalem cross, the vertical and horizontal cross arms thereof having metallized regions along their length to form non-metallized gaps with the edges thereof.

Abstract: A radome shutter structure for preventing the transmission of electromagnetic energy within a selected frequency range and for permitting the transmission of energy outside such frequency range during a first mode of operation and for permitting the transmission of electromagnetic energy over a relatively wide frequency range which includes such selected frequency range during a second mode of operation. The structure includes an insulative substrate having a symmetrical array of metallized regions, each region preferably in the form of a Jerusalem Cross having discontinuous arms interconnected by diode elements which are placed in a conductive state in the first mode of operation and in a non-conductive state in the second mode of operation.

Abstract: A structure for selectively transmitting electromagnetic energy therethrough which comprises a relatively thin insulative substrate having front and rear surfaces. The surfaces each have a pattern of regions thereon in each of which a first metallized Jerusalem cross is formed. In each region additional metallized Jerusalem crosses are formed in each of the quadrants of the first Jerusalem cross. The dimensions of the Jerusalem crosses on each surface are selected to provide suitable transmission resonances so as to permit transmission of electromagnetic energy through the surface over a selected portion of the frequency spectrum and to prevent transmission outside said portion of the spectrum.