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    • Electromagnetics and Metamaterials

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    • High data rate broadband communication is essential for modern wireless technologies, especially indoors.
    • Maintaining the polarization state of electromagnetic waves during indoor reflections is critical for signal integrity.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To present a single-layered broadband meta-reflectarray capable of controlling phase, amplitude, and polarization.
    • To demonstrate the retention of polarization state and recording of spin-encrypted information for reflected electromagnetic waves.
    • To explore applications in high data rate indoor wireless communication and advanced optical functionalities.

    Main Methods:

    • Design and fabrication of a single-layered meta-reflectarray with broken rotational and mirror symmetry.
    • Experimental demonstration of a spin-encrypted holographic display using the meta-reflectarray.
    • Characterization of the meta-array's control over phase, amplitude, and polarization for incident electromagnetic waves.

    Main Results:

    • The meta-reflectarray exhibits unprecedented control over reflected electromagnetic waves, enabling polarization retention.
    • A holographic display was successfully demonstrated, reconstructing images for left circularly polarized (LCP) illumination.
    • The device showed circular dichroism for right circularly polarized (RCP) incident waves, demonstrating spin-selective properties.

    Conclusions:

    • The developed multifunctional meta-reflectarray is crucial for high data rate indoor wireless communication systems.
    • The meta-array's ability to encode phase information offers advanced control over reflected beams and spin-encrypted data.
    • Potential applications include 5G indoor communication, chiral sensing, spin-selective imaging, holography, and encryption.