Communications: radio wave antennas – Antennas – With polarization filter or converter
Patent
1976-09-24
1979-02-20
Smith, Alfred E.
Communications: radio wave antennas
Antennas
With polarization filter or converter
343786, H01Q 1302, H01Q 1508
Patent
active
041410130
ABSTRACT:
A horn antenna is disclosed having a built-in circular polarizer and a cross polarization attenuator. A square-apertured horn antenna has a plurality of pairs of conductive fins disposed along opposite edges of the horn interior. The individual fins are separated from each other by approximately one-fourth wavelength. The fins are at a 45 degree angle to that linear wave and react with that linear wave by imparting a circular rotation to that wave as the wave propagates past each pair of fins. A stepped attenuator is mounted in the input section to the horn antenna perpendicular to the linear input wave. The attenuator substantially absorbs cross-polarized signals whether reflected from the aperture of the horn or provided by the incoming signal.
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Crail Timothy A.
Wong Mon N.
Cardenas R. A.
Holtrichter, Jr. John
Hughes Aircraft Company
MacAllister W. H.
Moore David K.
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