Helical antenna array with resonant cavity and impedance matchin

Communications: radio wave antennas – Antennas – With coupling network or impedance in the leadin

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343895, H01Q 136, H01Q 140

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ABSTRACT:
An antenna is formed of four arrays each having sixteen helical antenna elements with probes located within a common resonant cavity. Thus cavity is used to combine all the outputs of elements.
The elements of array are arranged over the surface of box such that the probes are located at the voltage antinodes of the resonance field patterns in order to maximize the coupling efficiency. Likewise the output probe for each cavity 6 is also located at a voltage antinode; output probe enables the signal combined in cavity to pass into a waveguide, also connected to other arrays and, for passage to the television receiver.

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