The present invention relates to a reconfigurable reflective polarization converter, and more particularly, to a temperature-
voltage-controlled reconfigurable reflective polarization converter. The converter comprises a bottom
metal reflector, an intermediate
dielectric layer, and a top resonant unit layer, arranged sequentially from bottom to top. The top resonant unit layer comprises a plurality of square
metal sheets, which are periodically arranged in an M×N pattern on the intermediate
dielectric layer to form a periodic array. A phase-change material is coated between adjacent square
metal sheets; the phase-change material is VO2 nanopowder dispersed in a PVP matrix. The present invention enables temperature and
voltage control of the converter's operating state, is insensitive to the polarization and
angle of incidence of the incident electromagnetic wave, exhibits strong adjustability and frequency flexibility, and has the potential to be easily expanded to the terahertz and even optical bands. The converter also features a simple manufacturing process and has significant application value in fields such as
antenna radiation and
radar cross-section reduction for dynamic electromagnetic wave control.