Intelligent Transmissive Microwave Metasurface with Optical Sensing and Transparency.
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ABSTRACT: Transmissive metasurfaces are essentially conducive to stealth, absorbers, and communications. However, most of the current schemes only allow microwave to transmit and generally adopt multilayer structures or thick dielectric substrates to improve the electromagnetic performance, restricting optical transmission and conformal application. In addition, most metasurfaces still require metal wires and external power suppliers for programmability. Here, we propose and design an intelligent transmissive microwave metasurface with optical sensing and transparency, which provides both microwave and optical channels without redundant optical devices and power suppliers, and the 2 transmission channels are associated with each other. The metasurface is realized by validly integrating photosensitiv
SUBMITTER: Sun YL
PROVIDER: S-EPMC11491669 | biostudies-literature | 2024
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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