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Reflected fields from twist reflector in twist reflector scanning antenna configuration

Reflected fields from twist reflector in twist reflector scanning antenna configuration

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Theory is presented for calculating the variation of cross-polarisation suppression ratio and loss in the desired polarisation of a twist reflector in different scanning planes in a twist-reflector scanning antenna system. Theoretical and experimental results for a w-band twist reflector are described.

Inspec keywords: microwave antennas; electromagnetic wave polarisation; reflector antennas; antenna theory

Other keywords: loss; W-band; scanning planes; twist reflector; cross-polarisation suppression ratio; scanning antenna configuration

Subjects: Single antennas; Antenna theory

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      • V.G. Borkar , V.M. Pandharipande , R. Ethiraj . Millimeter wave twist reflector design aspects. IEEE Trans. , 11 , 1423 - 1426
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      • Niazi, A.Y., Moore, T.S.: `Millimetre wave twist reflector scanning antenna', IEE Proc. ICAP, April 1983, p. 47–50.
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      • J.D. Hanfling , G. Jerinic , L.R. Lewis . Twist reflector design using E-type and H-type modes. IEEE Trans. , 4 , 622 - 628
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