Dielectric cone feeds with a shaped reflecting surface

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The feasibility of replacing the fabricated metallised foam subreflector in dielguides by the shaped dielectric surface has been demonstrated. The design of the shaped surface is based on the principles of geometrical optics. Out of the many curvatures obtained, two shaped surfaces result in a conical main reflector for one case and a conical subreflector for the second case.

Inspec keywords: antenna reflectors; antenna feeders

Other keywords: dielectric guiding; conial subreflector; dielectric core feeds; shaped reflecting surface; conical main reflector; shaped dielectric surface; geometrical optics

Subjects: Antenna accessories

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      • H.E. Bartlett , R.E. Moseley . Dielguides—highly efficient low noise antenna feeds. Microwave J. , 12 , 53 - 58
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      • P.J.B. Clarricoats , C.E.R.C. Salema . Antennas employing conical dielectric horns. Pts. 1 and 2. Proc. IEE , 7 , 741 - 756
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      • A. Sommerfeld . (1964) Optics, Lectures on theoretical physics—Vol IV.
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