In this paper, a thin multiband reflective polarization converter surface is proposed that can reflect a circularly polarized (CP) wave in the following frequency bands: 7.8-8.10 GHz, 8.32-10.04 GHz, 10.80-13.75 GHz, 14.19-14.53 GHz, 16.22-16.52 GHz, and 16.77-17.18 GHz. It can also convert a linearly polarized (LP) incident electromagnetic wave into its orthogonal LP reflection wave in these bands: 8.14-8.25 GHz, 10.23-10.60 GHz, 13.90-14.08 GHz, and 16.59-16.71 GHz. With slotted semicircles supported by a metallic ground plane, the suggested unit cell of the periodic structure has significant stability in all frequency ranges, even at oblique incidence within a 75° angle limit. Furthermore, the suggested polarizer has an easy-to-manufacture construction that only needs one substrate layer and does not include any via holes. A sample prototype consisting of 30×30 unit cells was fabricated and tested, validating our design and simulations.
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