Integrated high-gain active radar augmentor

Communications: radio wave antennas – Antennas – Balanced doublet - centerfed

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G01S 1374

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046125434

ABSTRACT:
A compact and integrated high-gain radar augmented system, including: a cylindrical microstrip receive antenna mounted on a cylinder for providing nominal omni-directional coverage, a transmit antenna similar to the receive antenna mounted on the same cylinder, isolating radio-frequency (RF) absorbing means located between the two antennas, and a high-gain amplifier located within the body of the cylinder and connected to the two antennas. The entire assembly can be covered by an RF radome for component protection.

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