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Ultra-broadband and high-efficiency polarization conversion metasurface with multiple plasmon resonance modes
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Cross Polarization ConverterEngineeringNegative-index MetamaterialConversion EfficiencyMetasurfacesMetamaterialsElectromagnetic MetamaterialsOptical PropertiesComputational ElectromagneticsNanophotonicsPhotonicsNovel Metasurface DesignAntennaMicrowave AntennaMetaopticsMicrowave EngineeringPlasmonicsApplied PhysicsDynamic Metamaterials
In this paper, we present a novel metasurface design that achieves a high-efficiency ultra-broadband cross polarization conversion. The metasurface is composed of an array of unit resonators, each of which combines an H-shaped structure and two rectangular metallic patches. Different plasmon resonance modes are excited in unit resonators and allow the polarization states to be manipulated. The bandwidth of the cross polarization converter is 82% of the central frequency, covering the range from 15.7 GHz to 37.5 GHz. The conversion efficiency of the innovative new design is higher than 90%. At 14.43 GHz and 40.95 GHz, the linearly polarized incident wave is converted into a circularly polarized wave.
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