Communications: radio wave antennas – Antennas – Wave guide type
Patent
1983-09-12
1986-12-02
Lieberman, Eli
Communications: radio wave antennas
Antennas
Wave guide type
343838, H01Q 1919
Patent
active
046268634
ABSTRACT:
A microwave antenna comprising the combination of a paraboloidal main reflector; a subreflector located such that the paraboloidal main reflector and the subreflector have a common focal point lying between the main reflector and the subreflector; a feed horn for transmitting microwave radiation (preferably symmetrically) to, and receiving microwave radiation from, said subreflector; and a shield connected to the peripheral portion of the subreflector and having an absorbing surface which reduces side lobe levels both by capturing the feed horn spillover energy and by reducing the diffraction of microwave radiation from the edge of the subreflector. The shield is preferably formed as a continuous axial projection extending from the periphery of the subreflector toward the main reflector substantially parallel to the axis of the feed horn. The reflective surface of the subreflector is suitably a section of an approximate ellipse.
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Cheng Yuk-Bun
Knop Charles M.
Ostertag Edward L.
Andrew Corporation
Lieberman Eli
Wimer Michael C.
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