Antenna element for circularly polarized high-frequency signals

Communications: radio wave antennas – Antennas – Microstrip

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343829, 343768, H01Q 138

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044867581

ABSTRACT:
An antenna element for coupling circularly-polarized radiation to a feedline. The element includes a pair of superposed planar dielectric layers. An outer surface of each layer is covered with an electrically-conductive layer forming a ground plane and having a circular opening defining respective cavities. Orthogonally-crossed dipoles are disposed between the dielectric layers and adjacent the openings for coupling radiation to the feedline through striplines also disposed between the dielectric layers.

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