Radar antenna unit having a plurality of heat dissipating fins f

Communications: radio wave antennas – Antennas – Wave guide type

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343711, 343721, 343773, H01Q 1300

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054519705

ABSTRACT:
Heat dissipation problems in a sealed radar antenna unit are avoided in a construction including a generally cylindrical body (10) of metal having opposed ends (12, 14) and an interior, cone shaped chamber (16). The cone shaped chamber (16) has a wide opening (18) at the end (12) at a narrow opening (20) at the end (14). A plurality of peripheral grooves (30, 32, 34, 36 and 38) extend about the periphery of the body (10) between the ends (12), (14) thereof to define heat dissipating fins (40) integral with the body (10).

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