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Single Layer Optically Transparent Reflectarray Based on Indium Tin Oxide
Indium tin oxide (ITO) material is a practicable alternative to metal utilized in transparent antennas. However, the conductor loss of ITO material is the major obstacle to antenna design. In this work, a transparent ITO reflectarray based on glass substrate with ITO film operating at 28GHz is proposed. A single layer sub-wavelength element with 0.31 wavelength spacing is proposed in this reflectarray design. The peak loss of the proposed element is lower than 4dB while achieving a phase variation of 288° at 28GHz. A 30×30 elements reflectarray with a focus to diameter ratio (f/D) of 1 is designed and simulated for demonstration. It achieves more than 84% optical transparency and 75% radiation efficiency at the center frequency.