IEEE Access · 2021 · 77 citations · 23 references
Polarization ConversionElectrical EngineeringEngineeringMicrowave TransmissionOptical AntennasMetasurfacesMetamaterialsDynamic MetamaterialsCircular PolarizationsReflective Polarization ConverterOptoelectronicsElectromagnetic MetamaterialsDifferent PolarizationHigh Impedance Surfaces
In this paper, we present a simple metasurface based multiband reflective polarization converter for both linear and circular polarizations. We show that, on one hand, the proposed structure can convert the polarization of linearly polarized waves to the orthogonal direction at four frequency bands — 4.3 GHz, 7.2 GHz, 12.3 GHz, and 15.15 GHz. On the other hand, this metasurface can achieve linear to circular or circular to linear polarization conversion at 4 GHz, 4.75–5.95 GHz, 8.35–8.8 GHz and 14.35–14.6 GHz frequency bands. Such multiband operation originates from multiple resonances occurring in the structure based on meandered square ring and diagonal split strip resonator. Moreover, the polarization transforming capability is stable for oblique incident angle up to 15°, for both transverse electric (TE) and transverse-magnetic (TM) polarizations. Furthermore, the proposed structure acts as a meta-reflector that maintains the handedness of the circular polarization upon reflection. Finally, a prototype of the proposed meta-structure is fabricated and measured for both normal and oblique incidence of electromagnetic waves. All the results present excellent resonant stability with respect to the different polarization and incident angles. In addition, we have also performed the tolerance analysis of different material parameters to understand the robustness of the structure. Due to the ability of the structure to perform three functionalities through a single layout, the proposed design can pave its way in different microwave applications such as satellite, radar, and 5G communications.
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