Dual band, low sidelobe, high efficiency mirror antenna

Communications: radio wave antennas – Antennas – With spaced or external radio wave refractor

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343756, 343779, 343781P, 343909, H01Q 1906, H01Q 19195

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044713592

ABSTRACT:
A dual band mirror antenna employing a continuous mirror without a hole. e-by-side feeds for each band and an electromagnetic lens, located behind a rotatable twist reflector (the mirror), collimate beams toward a pair of polarized reflectors located near the twist reflector and tilted to aim the reflected energy toward the twist reflector. One polarized reflector is reflective at the higher radiofrequency band and transparent at the lower radiofrequency band. The other polarized reflector is reflective at both bands. Energy directed back toward the polarized reflectors from the twist reflector passes through the polarized reflectors to free space.

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