R. Schmid, D. Shrekenhamer, O. Somerlock, A. Malone, T. Sleasman, R. Awadallah
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S-band GaAs FET Reconfigurable Reflectarray for Passive Communications
A reflectarray operating at 3.5 GHz is created with individual control of unit element reconfigurability for beamsteering in both azimuth and elevation. The unit element has been co-designed with a gallium arsenide (GaAs) FET on the back side of the reflector to allow the reflected phase to change between 0° and 180°. The phase control can be used to both beamform the reflected signal in a desired direction and modulate data onto a signal of opportunity for short range communications. The simplicity of the unit element and control routing enables the elements to be electrically small (~λ/6 spacing). Over-the-air laboratory measurements indicate the ability to modulate the reflected signal at 10 kbps with a path forward towards higher data rates.