Shaped-beam or scanned beams reflector or lens antenna

Communications: radio wave antennas – Antennas – Wave guide type

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343778, 342372, H01Q 1300, H01Q 322

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055981739

ABSTRACT:
Multiple shaped-beam or scanned beams reflector or lens antenna configured so as to have the radiating elements outside the focal plane (imaging) with improved characteristics in terms of gain and coverage area. Said antenna (FIG. 1) essentially consists of a reflector or a lens (1), a certain number of radiators (3) positioned outside the focal plane, a Beam Forming Network (BFN). It classifies in the technical field of multiple shaped-beam antennae and is applicable to radars, telecommunications in general and to space telecommunications in particular. Its most significant advantage consists in its use as transmitter antenna since in it the electric performance/complexity ratio is improved.

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