Ultrathin metasurface 12 GHz microwave parabolic reflector
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Abstract
This work demonstrates a thin, light-weight, low cost, and easily deployable flat metasurface reflector consisting of radially symmetric subwavelength sized resonators operating at 12 GHz. The resonators are designed using variable-sized patches with pre-defined phases between 0 to . The planar resonator array introduced a desired parabolic phase variations from 0 to ~2.0from the center to the edge of the reflector. It achieved a parabolic mirror-like reflection profile at a focal length of 50 cm along the axis through the metsurface plane's center. The reflector exhibits 16dBi gain enhancement at 11.8 GHz and a 3dB directionality < 50 while fed by a horn antenna.
Presenters
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Abdur Rahman
Physics and Technology, Edinboro University
Authors
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Abdur Rahman
Physics and Technology, Edinboro University
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Sinhara Silva
Los Alamos National Laboratory
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Abul K. Azad
Los Alamos National Laboratory