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| author | Yang, Han Qing Dai, Jun Yan Li, Hui Dong Wu, Lijie Zhang, Meng Zhen Shen, Zi Hang Wang, Si Ran Wang, Zheng Xing Tang, Wankai Jin, Shi Wu, Jun Wei Cheng, Qiang Cui, Tie Jun |
| author_facet | Yang, Han Qing Dai, Jun Yan Li, Hui Dong Wu, Lijie Zhang, Meng Zhen Shen, Zi Hang Wang, Si Ran Wang, Zheng Xing Tang, Wankai Jin, Shi Wu, Jun Wei Cheng, Qiang Cui, Tie Jun |
| contents | The programmable metasurface is regarded as one of the most promising transformative technologies for next-generation wireless system applications. Due to the lack of effective perception ability of the external electromagnetic environment, there are numerous challenges in the intelligent regulation of wireless channels, and it still relies on external sensors to reshape electromagnetic environment as desired. To address that problem, we propose an adaptive metasurface (AMS) which integrates the capabilities of acquiring wireless environment information and manipulating reflected electromagnetic (EM) waves in a programmable manner. The proposed design endows the metasurfaces with excellent capabilities to sense the complex electromagnetic field distributions around them and then dynamically manipulate the waves and signals in real time under the guidance of the sensed information, eliminating the need for prior knowledge or external inputs about the wireless environment. For verification, a prototype of the proposed AMS is constructed, and its dual capabilities of sensing and manipulation are experimentally validated. Additionally, different integrated sensing and communication (ISAC) scenarios with and without the aid of the AMS are established. The effectiveness of the AMS in enhancing communication quality is well demonstrated in complex electromagnetic environments, highlighting its beneficial application potential in future wireless systems. |
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| publishDate | 2024 |
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| spellingShingle | Intelligent Adaptive Metasurface in Complex Wireless Environments Yang, Han Qing Dai, Jun Yan Li, Hui Dong Wu, Lijie Zhang, Meng Zhen Shen, Zi Hang Wang, Si Ran Wang, Zheng Xing Tang, Wankai Jin, Shi Wu, Jun Wei Cheng, Qiang Cui, Tie Jun Applied Physics Systems and Control The programmable metasurface is regarded as one of the most promising transformative technologies for next-generation wireless system applications. Due to the lack of effective perception ability of the external electromagnetic environment, there are numerous challenges in the intelligent regulation of wireless channels, and it still relies on external sensors to reshape electromagnetic environment as desired. To address that problem, we propose an adaptive metasurface (AMS) which integrates the capabilities of acquiring wireless environment information and manipulating reflected electromagnetic (EM) waves in a programmable manner. The proposed design endows the metasurfaces with excellent capabilities to sense the complex electromagnetic field distributions around them and then dynamically manipulate the waves and signals in real time under the guidance of the sensed information, eliminating the need for prior knowledge or external inputs about the wireless environment. For verification, a prototype of the proposed AMS is constructed, and its dual capabilities of sensing and manipulation are experimentally validated. Additionally, different integrated sensing and communication (ISAC) scenarios with and without the aid of the AMS are established. The effectiveness of the AMS in enhancing communication quality is well demonstrated in complex electromagnetic environments, highlighting its beneficial application potential in future wireless systems. |
| title | Intelligent Adaptive Metasurface in Complex Wireless Environments |
| topic | Applied Physics Systems and Control |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2411.08538 |