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A Circularly Polarized 1 Bit Electronically Reconfigurable Reflectarray Based on Electromagnetic Element Rotation
A circularly polarized (CP) reflectarray with 2-D electronically steerable beam is reported. The reconfigurable CP reflectarray element is realized using a circular-patch-based structure with p-i-n diodes incorporated. A new electronical phase manipulation method is proposed based on the element rot...
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description | A circularly polarized (CP) reflectarray with 2-D electronically steerable beam is reported. The reconfigurable CP reflectarray element is realized using a circular-patch-based structure with p-i-n diodes incorporated. A new electronical phase manipulation method is proposed based on the element rotation technique and by additionally exploiting symmetries in the field distribution of the element's fundamental resonant mode. Element rotation can be equivalently achieved by altering the biasing voltage and changing the electromagnetic behavior of the reflective phasing cell. The proposed design approach brings about simplification in element configuration, leading to a reduction in the number of required diodes by a factor of one half. Practical concerns of the element and biasing complexity as well as the insertion loss are, therefore, well-handled. A fully functional 16\times16 reconfigurable CP reflectarray is designed, fabricated, and tested to validate the concept. Good beam focusing and 2-D dynamic beam steering capabilities are confirmed through experiments, along with decent polarization purity and comparatively high aperture efficiency. The proposed simple and robust design could be attractive for implementing lightweight, low-cost, and large-scale 2-D reconfigurable CP reflectarrays. |
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