Abstract
In this research work, the development of the metamaterial unit cell is used to investigate multifunctional characteristics, exhibit preferable and capable adjustability, reconfigurable by changing the phase response of applied electromagnetic wave. This proposed metamaterial unit cell is analysed by modifying the geometric design of the metallic structure which mitigates the design to reduce the cost for the commercialisation. The resonant frequencies are located from 1.87, 2.55, 4.32, 5.46 GHz. The interaction with the electric field and magnetic field exhibit the polarisation in both planes which enhances the left handed characteristics. The field distribution of electric, magnetic, and surface current is presented with vector fields in different planes to observe the polarisation state. Different thicknesses of dielectric material are utilised to observe the impact of time varying electric and magnetic fields through the proposed metamaterial. The different substrate materials are described the degree of freedom for the implementation in different fields within the functional microwave frequency range.