Abstract

Single-fed Patch Antenna with Reconfigurable Orbit Angular Momentum Order

Highlights

  • Reconfigurable antennas achieve different functions through structural regulation, such as frequency reconfiguration, directional pattern reconfiguration and polarization reconfiguration, which have broad applications in wireless communication scenarios [1,2,3]

  • Reconfigurable antennas based on rotational states implement the orbital angular momentum (OAM) modes in two opposite direction at a fixed frequency

  • It can be seen that the TM21 mode is formed at 10.3 GHz, and the TM31 mode is shown at 14.0 GHz

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Summary

Introduction

Reconfigurable antennas achieve different functions through structural regulation, such as frequency reconfiguration, directional pattern reconfiguration and polarization reconfiguration, which have broad applications in wireless communication scenarios [1,2,3]. According to the characteristics of electromagnetic vortex, there are mainly two types of reconfigurable OAM antennas, namely order and direction reconfiguration. These two types can be used simultaneously [10,11,12]. It is easy to realize the direction reconfiguration by using symmetrical antennas, but generally only three states can be formed, that is, left\right-handed rotation and zero-order OAM modes [10]. From the structural point of view, the antenna array is the easiest to realize the OAM mode reconfiguration, including the direction and order, but a complex feed network is required [14], [15]. A circular patch with reconfigurable OAM order is constructed by controlling the length of a coupling arc segment to work at two frequencies

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