: We propose and numerically investigate a smart, optically transparent digital metasurface reflective in the mmWave range, based on CVD graphene programmable elements. For both TM and TE polarizations, we detail the optimization of the unit cells, designed to exhibit two distinct states that correspond to those of binary encoding. The whole metasurface encoding can be customized to provide different electromagnetic functions, such as wide-band beam splitting at a controlled angle and reduction of the Radar Cross Section. Optically transparent metasurfaces could be integrated and exploited in windows and transparent surfaces in future Beyond-5G and 6G ecosystems.
Design of optically transparent metasurfaces based on CVD graphene for mmWave applications / Magno, Giovanni; Caramia, Lorenzo; Bianco, Giuseppe Valerio; Bruno, Giovanni; D'Orazio, Antonella; Grande, Marco. - In: SCIENTIFIC REPORTS. - ISSN 2045-2322. - ELETTRONICO. - 13:1(2023). [10.1038/s41598-023-31298-0]
Design of optically transparent metasurfaces based on CVD graphene for mmWave applications
Magno, Giovanni;D'orazio, Antonella;Grande, Marco
2023-01-01
Abstract
: We propose and numerically investigate a smart, optically transparent digital metasurface reflective in the mmWave range, based on CVD graphene programmable elements. For both TM and TE polarizations, we detail the optimization of the unit cells, designed to exhibit two distinct states that correspond to those of binary encoding. The whole metasurface encoding can be customized to provide different electromagnetic functions, such as wide-band beam splitting at a controlled angle and reduction of the Radar Cross Section. Optically transparent metasurfaces could be integrated and exploited in windows and transparent surfaces in future Beyond-5G and 6G ecosystems.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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