Abstract
This study proposes a three-layer focusing gradient metasurface for wavefront processing. The structure works in the frequency range of 15–25 GHz and has a central frequency of 19.6 GHz. The metasurface unit is organized in a square and has high-impedance elements that reflect the full range of phase shifts. When the microwave beam is incident on this metasurface, the high-impedance elements modulate the beam according to the gradient arrangement, to realize the focusing effect of the lens, and the efficiency reaches 82%. The simulation results are consistent with the theoretical results.
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Yan, M., Sun, Z., Wu, B., Cheng, P., & Xu, B. (2020). Reflective Focusing Based on Few-Layer Gradient Metasurface Element Array. Frontiers in Physics, 8. https://doi.org/10.3389/fphy.2020.00046
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