Transmission Phase Limit of Multilayer Frequency-Selective Surfaces for Transmitarray Designs

By Ahmed Hussein Ahmed AbdelRahman, Atef Z. Elsherbeni, Fan Yang. IEEE Transactions on Antennas and Propagation, 2014

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Transmitarray Antenna Design Using Cross-Slot Elements With No Dielectric Substrate (2014, methodology): “This configuration has been selected based on the study of multilayer transmitarrays presented in [1] and [2].”
Dual-Mode Transmissive Metasurface and Its Applications in Multibeam Transmitarray (2017, background): “By replacing e jφtyy with the real and imaginary parts, a general solution of |tyy| ≈ cos(φtyy ) and |ryy | ≈ sin(φtyy ) for (3) can be derived independent on the element shape [6].”
Dynamic control of electromagnetic wave propagation with the equivalent principle inspired tunable metasurface (2014, methodology): “The Ze and Zm are calculated using equations (10) and (11).”
High-Gain and Broadband Transmitarray Antenna Using Triple-Layer Spiral Dipole Elements (2014, background): “The result agrees well with the theoretical analysis in [4].”
A Double-Layer Transmitarray Antenna Using Malta Crosses With Vias (2016, background): “Its phase shift can only cover up to 40◦ when the patch length is small, and the total phase shift range of 175◦ is well in line with the analytical results in [16].”
Using Reconfigurable Transmitarray to Achieve Beam-Steering and Polarization Manipulation Applications (2015, background): “Since, one layer FSS cannot cover a full 360◦ of phase shift, multiple-layer FSS structures separated by an air gap or dielectric material are often needed to increase phase tuning range [24], [25].”
Broadband Double-Layered Huygens’ Metasurface Lens Antenna for 5G Millimeter-Wave Systems (2020, background): “5◦ within 3 dB insertion loss, respectively [5].”