Radiation Pattern Synthesis with Uniform Nonlocal Metasurfaces
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| author | Zhuravlev, Alexander Kurenkov, Yury Wang, Xuchen Dushko, Fedor Zalipaev, Viktor Glybovski, Stanislav |
| author_facet | Zhuravlev, Alexander Kurenkov, Yury Wang, Xuchen Dushko, Fedor Zalipaev, Viktor Glybovski, Stanislav |
| contents | One of the main applications of electromagnetic metasurfaces (MSs) is to tailor spatial field distributions. The radiation pattern of a given source can be desirably modified upon reflection on an MS having proper spatial modulation of its local macroscopic parameters. At the microscopic level, spatial modulation requires individually engineered meta-atoms at different points. In contrast, the present research demonstrates the opportunity for radiation pattern engineering in the reflection regime without using any spatial modulation. The principle consists in the deliberate tailoring of the surface impedance of an unmodulated but spatially dispersive (nonlocal) MS. A 2D synthesis problem with a magnetic line current source is solved analytically by finding a required form of the surface impedance as a function of the tangential wave vector in both visible and evanescent parts of the spatial spectrum. To prove the principle, three different pattern shapes are implemented via full-wave numerical simulations by tuning the spatial dispersion in a realistic mushroom-type high-impedance electromagnetic surface with loaded vias. This work extends the synthesis methods and the application area of spatially dispersive MSs, showing the latter as a promising platform for new types of antennas. |
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| spellingShingle | Radiation Pattern Synthesis with Uniform Nonlocal Metasurfaces Zhuravlev, Alexander Kurenkov, Yury Wang, Xuchen Dushko, Fedor Zalipaev, Viktor Glybovski, Stanislav Optics Applied Physics One of the main applications of electromagnetic metasurfaces (MSs) is to tailor spatial field distributions. The radiation pattern of a given source can be desirably modified upon reflection on an MS having proper spatial modulation of its local macroscopic parameters. At the microscopic level, spatial modulation requires individually engineered meta-atoms at different points. In contrast, the present research demonstrates the opportunity for radiation pattern engineering in the reflection regime without using any spatial modulation. The principle consists in the deliberate tailoring of the surface impedance of an unmodulated but spatially dispersive (nonlocal) MS. A 2D synthesis problem with a magnetic line current source is solved analytically by finding a required form of the surface impedance as a function of the tangential wave vector in both visible and evanescent parts of the spatial spectrum. To prove the principle, three different pattern shapes are implemented via full-wave numerical simulations by tuning the spatial dispersion in a realistic mushroom-type high-impedance electromagnetic surface with loaded vias. This work extends the synthesis methods and the application area of spatially dispersive MSs, showing the latter as a promising platform for new types of antennas. |
| title | Radiation Pattern Synthesis with Uniform Nonlocal Metasurfaces |
| topic | Optics Applied Physics |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2411.16210 |