Wide-angle passive beam steering using 3D modified partial Maxwell fisheye lens

  • Fessaras T
  • Nicholson K
  • Gong W
  • et al.
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Abstract

This study presents a broadband, 3D gradient index beam-steering lens, derived from an optimized modification of the partial Maxwell fisheye (PMFE) design, achieving a boresight gain of 23 dBi, -80° to 80° beam steering, and <10 dB gain roll-off. Utilizing fused filament fabrication (FFF) to realize its intricate geometry, the design employs a novel polar space-filling curve (PSFC) to establish a 3D varying, effective permittivity distribution. Rigorous simulations and experimental validation attest to its effectiveness, marking the first 3D implementation of a PMFE-type lens to our knowledge. This research underscores the feasibility and diverse applications of a low-cost, wide-angle passive beam-steering dielectric lens.

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Fessaras, T., Nicholson, K., Gong, W., & Mirotznik, M. (2024). Wide-angle passive beam steering using 3D modified partial Maxwell fisheye lens. Optics Express, 32(5), 6997. https://doi.org/10.1364/oe.515661

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