P. Kadera, Jesús Sánchez-Pastor, A. Jiménez-Sáez, M. Schüßler, J. Lacik, R. Jakoby
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Abstract
This paper presents a novel passive frequency-coded retroreflective tag landmark (radar target) based on a flattened quasi-conformal transformation optics Luneburg lens enabling an extreme field-of-view angle. A three-dimensional photonic crystal structure with embedded high-Q resonators is exploited as a coding retroreflective surface at the bottom of the lens. The retroreflector’s performance is investigated at a frequency of 80 GHz (W-band) enabling a precise mm-Wave indoor localization.