Multiple frequency antenna feed

Communications: radio wave antennas – Antennas – Plural separate diverse type

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343700MS, 343781R, 343786, H01Q 13100, H01Q 13080, H01Q 1380

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ABSTRACT:
A multiple band antenna feed used with parabolic reflector antennas and the like. The feed is arranged as two coaxially disposed waveguides. A planar array of patch elements is disposed at the end of the coaxial waveguides so the energy in each band radiates from a common phase center. This simplifies the arrangement of associated subreflectors.

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