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Efficient Anomalous Reflector Design Using Array Antenna Scattering Synthesis
DOI:10.1109/LAWP.2023.3260920.png)
Abstract
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A perfect anomalous reflector is designed by employing the receiving and scattering array antenna theory to optimize the scattering characteristics of a planar reflecting surface. For periodic reflectors with a supercell consisting of a relatively few reactively loaded radiating elements, reflection amplitudes into propagating Floquet modes are controlled in an algebraic optimization of the load reactances, avoiding brute-force optimization via electromagnetic simulations. Wide-angle reflectors are numerically designed and compared with the conventional reflectarray designs, showing that the proposed design approach achieves reflection efficiencies higher than the linear reflection phase gradient method in a computationally efficient manner.
Keywords:
Anomalous reflector
phased arrays
receiving antennas
reconfigurable intelligent surface (RIS)
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