A novel bifunctional metasurface based on independent control of transmission and reflection amplitudes and phases
Weikang Li,
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Xinwei Chen,
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Wenmei Zhang
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Electromagnetics,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
44(2-3), P. 145 - 156
Published: April 2, 2024
A
novel
bifunctional
metasurface
(MS)
operating
at
two
frequencies
is
proposed
to
manipulate
reflected
and
transmitted
waves
independently.
The
element
composed
of
a
slot
sandwiched
by
C-shape
spilt
rings
(CSRRs).
middle
layer
the
metal
sheet
etched
slots,
it
used
select
polarization
mode
reflection
transmission.
Also,
isolates
transmission
elements
eliminates
coupling
between
them.
Therefore,
or
amplitude
phase
MS
can
be
regulated
corresponding
single
compared
with
current
elements.
This
helpful
shorten
design
time.
higher
achieved
fewer
substrate
layers
lower
profile.
operate
17.6
GHz
12.6
GHz,
respectively.
As
proof
concept,
full-space
multibeam
generator
validated
both
numerically
experimentally
bifocal
metalens
demonstrated
numerically.
provides
new
kind
low
cost,
lightweight,
easily
modularized
planar
devices
for
microwave
applications.
Language: Английский
Polarization-Insensitive Metasurface with High-Gain Large-Angle Beam Deflection
Huanran Qiu,
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Liang Fang,
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Rui Xi
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et al.
Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
17(23), P. 5688 - 5688
Published: Nov. 21, 2024
Metasurfaces
have
shown
great
potential
in
achieving
low-cost
and
low-complexity
signal
enhancement
redirection.
Due
to
the
low
transmission
power
high
attenuation
issues
of
current
high-frequency
communication
technology,
it
is
necessary
explore
redirection
technology
based
on
metasurfaces.
This
paper
presents
an
innovative
metasurface
for
indoor
redirection,
featuring
thin
thickness,
gain,
wide-angle
deflection.
The
integrates
design
principles
a
Fabry-Perot
cavity
(FPC)
theory
with
Phase
Gradient
Partially
Reflective
Metasurface
(PGPRM).
Its
unit
fishnet
structure
substrate
only
1/33
λ
thin.
Based
precise
phase
control
dual-layer
PGPRM
(with
inter-layer
distance
8
mm),
proposed
can
obtain
coverage
as
small
78°
while
high-gain
beam
deflection
large
47°.
Simulation
results
show
that
within
band
8.6-9.2
GHz
(6.7%),
single-layer
deflect
29°
maximum
gain
16.9
dBi.
In
addition,
also
360°
polarization-insensitive
Language: Английский