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System-Level Gains of Dual-Band RIS: From Wireless Communication to SWIPT
This paper introduces the integration of dual-band reconfigurable intelligent surfaces (DBRIS) in wireless system design, and investigates the ensuing performance gains in different application scenarios. This type of metasurfaces offers a compelling technology due to their reduced material usage, c
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