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Reconfigurable polarization rotation surfaces applied to the wideband antenna radar cross section reduction

A reconfigurable polarization rotation surface (PRS) using chessboard‐like geometry is introduced for the radar cross section (RCS) reduction of a Yagi‐Uda antenna in this article. The reconfigurable PRS reflector can be switched between low‐RCS PRS reflector and metal reflector. When the reconfigurable PRS reflector with ON‐state diodes is used in the Yagi‐Uda antenna, the antenna has a similar radiation characteristic compared with Yagi‐Uda using metal reflector. The PRS reflector can be used to achieve a low‐RCS characteristic reflector by chessboard configuration with OFF‐state diodes. Finally, the status of RCS can be switched according to the working state of diodes. The results show that the radiation performance of the Yagi‐Uda is preserved. The monostatic RCS of the Yagi‐Uda using PRS reflector with OFF‐state diodes can be reduced more than 25 dB.