Abstract
A specialized ultrathin metasurface has been developed to transform a linearly polarized incident wave into a reflected wave with circular polarization across a wide range of frequencies. The unit cell consists of two modified L-shaped structures that convert the incident linearly polarized wave to a circularly polarized wave. The axial ratio bandwidth of the reflected wave ranges from 8.19 to 11.08 GHz, exhibiting a fractional bandwidth of 30%. The dimensions of the unit cell are 7 × 7 ×1.6mm3 (0.225λ×0.225λ×0.051λ) where λ represents the center frequency within the operational frequency band. The proposed design not only provides a wide bandwidth but also is ultrathin as the dimensions are much less than λ/12. Finally, the proposed metasurface is fabricated and tested. The results obtained are in significant concurrence with the simulated results. Hence, it can be used in various applications, including implementation in multi-beam antennas, beam-scanning antennas, wireless systems, weather monitoring, radar tracking, and navigation systems.
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