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Feed radiation patterns modified by a dichroic plate

Feed radiation patterns modified by a dichroic plate

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The 20 GHz copolar radiation patterns of a feed 4.25 cm from a flat dichroic plate 15 cm in diameter have been computed using a mode-matching technique. The results are in good agreement with the measured patterns.

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