Multilayer antenna aperture polarizer

Communications: radio wave antennas – Antennas – With polarization filter or converter

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343909, H01Q 1524

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046528865

ABSTRACT:
A multilayer antenna aperture polarizer comprises a single continuous electrically conductive trace on a flexible thin dielectric strip, the trace being formed into a plurality of arrays of grid lines with adjacent arrays interconnected by shorting leads and with a ground lead connected to the last or end array. The strip and shorting leads are folded at the locations of the shorting leads to form a stack of plane parallel polarizer panels, each comprising an array on the strip, adjacent panels in the stack being spaced apart in a direction transversely of the planes of the panels by insulator spacers, respectively. The polarizer is inserted in front of the aperture of the antenna and the ground lead is electrically connected to the antenna frame for grounding the several arrays. The shorting and ground leads are located at the corners of the stack in the neutral or minimum field zone of the antenna. All of the arrays are thus interconnected electrically and are grounded without the presence of field-disturbing soldered joints or the like.

REFERENCES:
patent: 3754271 (1973-08-01), Epis
patent: 4387377 (1983-06-01), Kandler

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