In this Letter, a transmission-reflection integrated programmable metasurface, which achieves quasi-360° phase coverage in the reflection mode and 1-bit phase coding in the transmission mode, is proposed. The steering manipulation of the zeroth-order Bessel beam is investigated over an angular range of 10°-30° in the reflection space, verifying the reconfigurability of the proposed metasurface. Correspondingly, in the transmission space, beam steering is achieved from -10° to -30°, thereby showcasing full-space scanning capabilities.
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July 2025
A metasurface capable of flexibly manipulating electromagnetic waves to realize holograms presents significant potential in millimeter-wave imaging systems and data storage domains. In this study, full-space three-dimensional holograms are realized from a reflection-transmission integrated reconfigurable metasurface, which can achieve nearly 360° phase coverage in reflection space and 180° phase coverage in transmission space. By adjusting the voltage applied to the constituting electronically tunable meta-atoms of the metasurface, an octahedron hologram constituted by three hologram images in different focal planes is generated in the reflection space at 6.
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