A phase-modulated surface (PMS) has been shown to provide an effective method of dynamically controlling the scattering from simple planar or cylindrical targets. Real radar targets however have complex geometry comprised of many scattering centres, and multiple interactions may occur between these. Therefore, the authors explore whether the PMS technique is still effective when applied to more realistic target geometries.
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