Feed system for microwave antenna employing pattern control elem

Communications: radio wave antennas – Antennas – Wave guide type

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343840, H01Q 1914

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041785762

ABSTRACT:
A feed system for a dish-type microwave antenna has a primary radiator for directing a primary radiation pattern onto the dish-type antenna. A pair of symmetrical pattern control elements are aligned with the E plane of the antenna and extend radially outwardly from opposite sides of the axis of the primary radiator between the primary radiator and the antenna for increasing the antenna gain, reducing the sidelobe levels and reducing the half power beamwidth of the antenna in both the E and H planes. In an exemplary embodiment, the pattern control elements comprise metal strips mounted on the surface of a rigid coaxial cable extending along the axis of the primary radiator for transmitting microwaves to and from the primary radiator, and the metal strips are inclined toward the antenna.

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patent: 2627028 (1953-01-01), Nowak
patent: 2671855 (1954-03-01), Van Atta
patent: 2759182 (1956-08-01), Chaffee

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