Journal of Applied Physics · 2015 · 196 citations · 19 references
Materials SciencePolarization ConversionUltra-thin Bi-layered MetasurfacesEngineeringOptical PropertiesMicrowave TransmissionAntennaApplied PhysicsMetasurfacesMetamaterialsDynamic MetamaterialsBi-layered MetasurfaceMicrowave EngineeringElectromagnetic MetamaterialsNanophotonicsHigh Impedance Surfaces
In this paper, we propose to achieve wideband linear-to-circular (LTC) polarization conversion by ultra-thin bi-layered metasurfaces. As an example, an LTC polarization conversion metasurface operating in 11.4–14.3 GHz is designed and fabricated, which is composed of two layers of metallic pattern arrays separated by a 1.5 mm-thick dielectric spacer. When linearly polarized waves impinge on the bi-layered metasurface, LTC polarization conversion transmission is greater than 90% over a wide frequency range from 11.0 GHz to 18.3 GHz. Meanwhile, the axis ratio is lower than 3 dB in 9.8–18.3 GHz. This wide-band and highly efficient LTC polarization conversion transmission is analyzed theoretically. The measured LTC polarization conversion transmissions are well consistent with the simulated results.
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