
In this paper, the free-standing graphene patch frequency selective surface is modelled by an equivalent tensorial surface conductivity. The rotation angle and total transmission amplitude are then predicted for normal incidence with different values of the biasing magnetic field. The tunable transmission can be obtained by changing the chemical potential of graphene and the biasing magnetic field, simultaneously.
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