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March 17, 2026Microwave and Optical Technology Letters0 citations

Independent Manipulation of Bi‐Directional Reflected Wave Based on Janus Metasurfaces

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QGQiang GaoCXChunhua XueTLTeng Li

Key Points

  • The study aims to explore how Janus metasurfaces can independently manipulate reflected electromagnetic waves in various directions.
  • Designed and developed a Janus metasurface with two orthogonally polarized reflection elements.
  • Tested the isolation between reflection elements for different incident wave directions.
  • Generated reflected vortex beams in the +z space and high-gain directional beams in the -z space.
  • Achieved good isolation between the two types of reflected waves.
  • Successfully implemented vortex beams and directional beams with strong radiation performance.
  • Demonstrated low structural complexity and fabrication costs for the metasurface.

Abstract

ABSTRACT In this paper, a Janus metasurface for independent manipulation of reflected wave in different space is investigated. In this reflective metasurface good isolation between the two orthogonally polarized reflection elements is achieved for incident waves from different space. By utilizing this property, we have implemented reflected vortex beam in front of the metasurface and reflected high‐gain beam behind the metasurface. Good radiation performances are obtained for both reflected vortex beams in +z space and reflected directional beams in ‐z space. With low structural complexity and low fabrication cost, this metasurface will a simpler solution for independent manipulation of electromagnetic (EM) wave for different spaces.

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Gao et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69b8f11edeb47d591b8c602bhttps://doi.org/10.1002/mop.70575
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