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Balanced antipodal Vivaldi antenna for wide bandwidth phased arrays

Balanced antipodal Vivaldi antenna for wide bandwidth phased arrays

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The Vivaldi antenna, a form of tapered slot radiator, has been shown to produce good performance over a wide bandwidth, limited only by the traditionally used slotline to microstrip feed transition. The authors present a new antenna, the balanced antipodal Vivaldi, which incorporates an ultrawide bandwidth transition and overcomes the poor polarisation performance of the antipodal form. Good performance over a 1 to 40 frequency range has been obtained. The use of the antenna in a linear phased array has also been investigated using elements constructed on high permittivity substrate. Wideband wide angle scanning with good cross-polarisation levels is obtained.

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