Broadband single-layer E-patch reflectarray

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Abstract

E-shaped patch resonator is proposed for designing a novel broadband linearly polarized reflectarray for the first time. The element is made up of a shorted Eshaped patch with a polystyrene foam placed beneath it, and no dielectric substrate is needed in the reflectarray design. The unit element is simulated using Floquet method and it is found that a reflection phase range of ~360° is easily obtainable by varying the arm length of the shorted E-shaped patch. A full 11 × 11 reflectarray has been designed to achieve an antenna gain of ~23.7 dBi and a -1dB gain bandwidth of 8.1 %. The cross-polarization is found to be ~18 dBi smaller than its co-polarization in the boresight direction. The proposed reflectarray is simple to design as it requires the use of only a single layer.

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Lee, S. R., Lim, E. H., & Lo, F. L. (2017). Broadband single-layer E-patch reflectarray. Radioengineering, 26(1), 97–106. https://doi.org/10.13164/re.2017.0097

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