Hybrid modes in corrugated conical horns

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A simpler solution for spherical hybrid modes in corrugated conical horns has been shown to have a deviation from the rigorous solution of less than 0.7 dB for the case considered by Clarricoats. Expressions for the radiation pattern and gain of such a horn with small flare angle have been obtained under balanced hybrid conditions.

Inspec keywords: antenna radiation patterns; antenna feeders; antennas

Subjects: Single antennas

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