Abstract
        We propose a metal-media-metal reflective cell structure to construct a coded metasurface. The metal material is gold, the 
medium material is polyimide, and the frequency range of operation is 0.2 THz-0.8 THz. Using the Pancharatnam-Berry 
phase principle, the continuous change of reflection phase is realized by rotating the anisotropic strip structure. We designed 
4 unit structures with phase intervals of 90°. They are arranged in a certain sequence into a phase-gradient array to construct 
a coded metasurface reflection structure. Through different coding sequences, different abnormal reflection angles can be 
realized. By using the full wave simulation method, we calculated the scattering angles and scattering efficiency of different 
sequences. In order to realize the continuous control of the angle of reflection and scattering, we introduce the Fourier code 
addition principle in digital signal processing. By adding different sequences of encoded particles, a new encoding sequence 
can be obtained, and the scattering angle can be controlled freely.
        Keywords
        Metasurface, Metamaterials, Optics devices.
        Citation
        BIN LOU, JIANFENG XU, FUHAI LIU, LIZHEN XU, BO FANG, Scattering control based on geometric phase  reflection-type coded metasurface, Optoelectronics and Advanced Materials - Rapid Communications, 18, 3-4, March-April 2024, pp.113-119 (2024).
        Submitted at: Oct. 18, 2023
 
        Accepted at: April 8, 2024