Metasurfaces have rapidly advanced the manipulation of electromagnetic waves, particularly in independent phase and polarization control. However, most reported spin-decoupled metasurfaces mainly focus on efficient separation of circularly polarized (CP) components, while spin-coupled mechanisms remain less explored. In this study, a metasurface capable of dynamically switching between spin-coupled and spin-decoupled states under orthogonal CP incidence is proposed. While spin-decoupling of orthogonal CP waves is realized, the spin-coupled behavior is retained by leveraging the phase transition properties of vanadium dioxide (VO₂). Based on this mechanism, two independent tunable metasurface devices are designed: a bifunctional metasurface with reconfigurable focusing states and tunable focal length; and a multiple-channel vortex beam generator with switchable orbital angular momentum (OAM). The feasibility of the proposed framework has been validated, and broad application prospects of such reconfigurable and multifunctional devices are anticipated in areas including multi-channel optical communication systems, super-resolution imaging, and light-field imaging.
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