This invention discloses a method and
transceiver system for generating quasi-
diffraction-free Bessel vortex
waves using a dual-feed, common-aperture
system. It addresses issues in existing technologies such as easy beam
diffusion, lack of amplitude-phase co-control, and absence of online
transceiver link
verification. The generation method includes multi-feed configuration and mode setting, coordinated solution of vortex and Bessel phases, construction of a joint amplitude-phase target field, and beam generation through metasurface element
parameter design and
selective excitation based on PCB technology. The
transceiver system sequentially connects modules for feed placement, target beam construction, element parameter mapping, array construction, beam generation, and transceiver link measurement. This invention also includes online
verification. The combined amplitude-
phase control, end-to-end transceiver link, and online
verification of this invention form a complete technical
closed loop. The generated beam exhibits characteristics such as quasi-
diffraction-free operation, stable long-distance transmission, and
high mode isolation, making it suitable for
MIMO multi-antenna
wireless transmission scenarios and supporting robust communication in multi-mode parallel transmission and complex electromagnetic environments.