Chinese Optics Letters, 2020, 18 (1): 013102, Published Online: Dec. 30, 2019
A reconfigurable terahertz polarization converter based on metal–graphene hybrid metasurface Download: 986次
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Fig. 2. Simulated , , and AR for and . (a) The amplitude ( and ) and phase difference ( ) of the reflection coefficient. (b) The AR of the reflected wave.
Fig. 3. In case of and , the amplitude of the reflection coefficient ( and ) and the PCR for linear polarization conversion.
Fig. 5. In case of , the simulated , , and ellipticity for . (a) The amplitudes and the phase difference of and . (b) The ellipticity.
Fig. 6. Device performance varied with . (a) The and . (b) The PCR. (c) The relationship between and .
Fig. 7. (a), (b) The equivalent circuits of the metasurface for - and -polarized incident waves. (c), (d) The equivalent circuit models along the and directions.
Table1. Optimized Values of the Circuit Elements for N=3
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Junxiang Huang, Tao Fu, Haiou Li, Zhaoyu Shou, Xi Gao. A reconfigurable terahertz polarization converter based on metal–graphene hybrid metasurface[J]. Chinese Optics Letters, 2020, 18(1): 013102.