Broadband wide-angle terahertz antenna based on the application of transformation optics to a Luneburg lens

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The design of antennas for terahertz systems remains a significant challenge. These antennas must provide very high gain to overcome significant free-space path loss, which limits their ability to broadcast or receive a beam over a wide angular range. To circumvent this limitation, here we describe a new device concept, based on the application of quasi-conformal transformation optics to the traditional Luneburg lens. This device offers the possibility for wide-angle beam steering and beam reception over a broad bandwidth, scalable to any frequency band in the THz range.

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Amarasinghe, Y., Mendis, R., Shrestha, R., Guerboukha, H., Taiber, J., Koch, M., & Mittleman, D. M. (2021). Broadband wide-angle terahertz antenna based on the application of transformation optics to a Luneburg lens. Scientific Reports, 11(1). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-021-84849-8

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