Abstract:
A design of an active microresonator intended for the implementation of a reconfigurable metasurface applicable to
B5G/6G wireless communication systems is proposed. The developed structure enables phase control of the transmitted
electromagnetic wave and allows dynamic modification of the transmitted wavefront. The numerical simulations carried out
in the Ka-band of microwave waves have confirmed the capability of wide-range phase tuning through the variation of varicap
capacitance. The obtained results demonstrate the potential of employing the proposed metasurface in a new generation
of wireless communications B5G/6G antennas for adaptive beam steering.
Keywords:Huygens principle, active metasurface, varicap, B5G applications, transmitted wave phase.