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A Scalable and Integrated Reconfigurable Intelligent Surface
A scalable X‐band reconfigurable intelligent surface is presented using one‐bit phase‐tunable unit cells with integrated FPGA control. The RIS supports fast, high‐speed reconfiguration through WiFi, LAN, and USB interfaces and can be scaled to multiple tiles. The design achieves over 20 dBi broadside gain and reliable 2D beam steering in both elevation
Zaid Akram +6 more
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On the Phase Selection of Millimeter Wave Quantized Reflectarrays [PDF]
Microstrip printed reflectarrays are becoming a potential replacement of parabolic reflector and phased array antennas due to their simple design, low cost and ease of manufacture to attain high gain and wide angle beam pointing at millimeter waves (mm ...
Ahmad, Ghulam +3 more
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Wideband Reflectarray Antennas in the Microwave Range
Introduction. The development of broadband reflectarray antennas for the microwave band remains a key challenge in the context of stricter requirements imposed on telecommunications systems, including 5G/6G networks and satellite communications.
L. М. Liubina +3 more
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PERFORATED NANOANTENNA REFLECTARRAY
This paper presents a design of perforated nanoantenna re∞ectarray. The use of metallic nanostructures made of Silver and/or Gold at appropriate wavelength cause fascinating unusual electromagnetic efiects. Re∞ectarray consists of an array of unit cell made from Silver is investigated.
Saber Helmy Zainud-Deen +3 more
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An asymmetric L‐shaped dielectric Pancharatnam–Berry phase unit cell is proposed to enable CP‐preserving reflection with an intrinsic 180 phase difference between the orthogonal linear components. ABSTRACT In this work, we detail the design and experimental validation of a wideband circularly polarized dielectric reflectarray.
Kitch Mensah‐Bonsu, Binbin Yang
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Reconfigurable Reflectarrays: Design, Analysis and Fabrication
Reflectarray antennas combine the advantages of both reflector and phased array antennas. Therefore, they offer low-loss, low-cost solutions for the high gain, beam steering and beam shaping applications.
AYDIN ÇİVİ, HATİCE ÖZLEM
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Open Resonator System for Reflectarray Elements Characterization
An open resonator system is proposed in this work to study the phase behavior of reflectarrays cells. The characterization of the single reflectarray element is performed by assuming a Gaussian plane wave normally incident on an infinite periodic array ...
G. Di Massa, S. Costanzo, O. H. Moreno
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Geometric Phase Metasurface for Lens Antenna System With High Polarisation Purity and Efficiency
This work presents a millimetre‐wave antenna–metalens system based on the Pancharatnam–Berry phase principle, operating efficiently from 82 to 95 GHz. The system achieves high directivity (up to 34.7 dB), excellent polarisation purity (AR < 2 dB) and aperture efficiency exceeding 30%. The same metalens is also characterised at 75 and 105 GHz, where the
Alexia Moreno‐Peñarrubia +5 more
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Classical antennas in small satellites such as reflectors and phased arrays have encountered significant challenges, including restricted beam steering capabilities and complex deployment mechanisms.
Jasim Uddin +7 more
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This study introduces a compact H‐shaped 1‐bit linearly polarised Reconfigurable Intelligent Surface (RIS) prototype, specifically engineered for high‐gain and beam‐scanning applications at 5.1 GHz. The fabricated 20 × 20 RIS array exhibited a gain of 23.1 dBi, a scanning capability of ± 60° and an aperture efficiency of approximately 57%, as validated
Rocky Chakma +4 more
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