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    • Metamaterials and Nanophotonics
    • Electromagnetic Wave Manipulation
    • Optoelectronics

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    • Controlling electromagnetic waves with physical fields is a significant research area.
    • Integrating optical control with microwave scattering offers novel functionalities.

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    • To develop an optically coded metasurface for beam deflection via anomalous reflection.
    • To establish a connection between optical information and microwave fields.

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    • Combining light control with microwave scattering using PIN-diode-loaded unit cells.
    • Employing photoresistors and voltage-driven modules to modulate element states based on light intensity.
    • Reprogramming digital element arrangements by modulating light signals.

    Main Results:

    • Demonstrated light-induced switching of digital element states ('0' or '1') with high sensitivity.
    • Achieved reprogrammable scattering fields by modulating light signals.
    • Validated the design's feasibility through simulations and experiments.

    Conclusions:

    • The proposed optically coded metasurface effectively steers electromagnetic waves using light.
    • This light-steering approach provides a new dimension for electromagnetic wave modulation.
    • The integration of optical and microwave fields opens avenues for advanced optoelectronic devices.