Microstrip antenna with parasitic elements

Details Microstrip antenna with parasitic elements Microstrip antenna with parasitic elements

1990-06-08

1991-04-16

Wimer, Michael C.

Communications: radio wave antennas

Antennas

Microstrip

343819, H01Q 1380, H01Q 13080, H01Q 19300

Patent

active

050086812

ABSTRACT:
In a guided missile, a microstrip antenna, including a patch radiator with parasitic elements, flush-mounted and conforming to the side of the missile, producing an antenna beam which is tilted in required direction for use as a link or fuse antenna is shown. Parasitic elements are used to direct the beam away from the antenna normal to the desired direction.

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Huang, Planar Microstrip Yagi Array Antenna, Int. Symp. Digest Antennas and Propacation, Jun. 26-30, 1989, pp. 894-897.

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