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The block principle of constructing of coding matrices for non-absorbing flat digital anisotropic meta-coatings (MC) used to reduce monostatic RCS of objects is considered. The essence of this principle consists in 2-bit coding of the tilt angles of the anisotropy axes of the MC modules so that four arbitrary adjacent modules of the MC form two pairs of antiphase modules. The use of the block principle in the development of a MC provides a reduction of monostatic RCSs on cross polarization due to cancellation of interference waves. The reduction of the monostatic RCS of a MC at matched polarization (co-RCS) is due to the twist-effect. Simultaneously with cancellation and twist-effect, diffuse wave scattering is implemented in the developed digital MCs. The proposed 2-bit anisotropic MCs make it possible to achieve a more effective reduction of monostatic co-RCS (in relation to the traditionally accepted level of minus 10 dB) in a wide frequency band, for different polarization planes of the incident wave. The impedance and full-wave models of the two main blocks of digital anisotropic MCs are developed. An asymptotic representation of the polarization scattering matrix is obtained for the impedance model of the MC block using the method of physical optics. The algorithm for calculating the frequency characteristics (FC) of monostatic co-RCS of impedance models of MC blocks is implemented in the Octave program. Full-wave models of MC blocks are built using the HFSS program. Layouts of two main MC blocks were made. Monostatic co-RCSs of the blocks are measured in the 7÷17.5 GHz frequency band for different polarizations of the incident wave. It is shown that the calculated and measured frequency characteristics of monostatic RCS of the models and layouts of blocks of 2-bit anisotropic MCs are in good agreement. The calculated and measured levels of monostatic RCS reduction of the main blocks are at least 12.5 - 13.5 dB at different co-polarizations in the band from 10.2 to 17.5 GHz and higher (based on the results of calculations).

Block principle of constructing and estimating the rcs reduction of nonabsorbing broadband 2 bit anisotropic digital meta-coatings.