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Fractal Reflectarray Antennas: State of Art and New Opportunities
Fractal geometries are appealing in all applications where miniaturization capabilities are required, ranging from antennas to frequency selective surfaces (FSS) design.
S. Costanzo +5 more
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Cellular reflectarray antenna and method of making same [PDF]
A method of manufacturing a cellular reflectarray antenna arranged in an m by n matrix of radiating elements for communication with a satellite includes steps of determining a delay .phi.m,n for each of said m by n matrix of elements of said cellular ...
Romanofsky, Robert R
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GENERAL NEAR FIELD SYNTHESIS OF REFLECTARRAY ANTENNAS FOR THEIR USE AS PROBES IN CATR
In this work, reflectarray antennas are proposed for their use as probes in compact antenna test ranges. For that purpose, the quiet zone generated by a single offset reflectarray is enhanced, overcoming the limitation imposed by the amplitude taper of ...
D. R. Prado +4 more
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Recent Advances in Transparent Reflectarray Antennas
Transparent Reflectarray Antennas (TRAs) have emerged as a promising solution for next-generation communication systems requiring both electromagnetic performance and optical transparency. This review focuses on a detailed latest work on unit cell design
Altaf Ahmed Mugheri +7 more
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Microstrip reflectarray antenna with offset feed
The authors derive and verify the concept of antenna focusing by a planar 'microstrip reflectarray' antenna. Experimental results from schematically distributed patch radiators with microstrip delay lines are consistent with the simulation results. The advantages and disadvantages of such an antenna are described.
D.-C. Chang, M.-C. Huang
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Wideband Reflectarray Antennas in the Microwave Range
Introduction. The development of broadband reflectarray antennas for the microwave band remains a key challenge in the context of stricter requirements imposed on telecommunications systems, including 5G/6G networks and satellite communications.
L. М. Liubina +3 more
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94 GHz Beam Scanning Dual-Reflector Antenna with a Sub-Reflectarray [PDF]
A Cassegrain dual-reflector antenna which employs a flat reflectarray subreflector was analysed in a recent paper [1]. It was shown that the antenna beam can be scanned by introducing an appropriate progressive phase distribution across the reflectarray ...
Arrebola, Manuel +6 more
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Direct Synthesis of Dual-Parameter Concentric Ring RA with Enhanced Bandwidth
Reflectarray antennas (RAs) are nowadays a quite popular technology, used in several applications, due to a significant number of attractive properties, such as low cost, low weight, conformal deployment, and the possibility of introducing suitable ...
Bui Van Ha +3 more
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Nonreciprocal Wavefront Engineering with Time-Modulated Gradient Metasurfaces [PDF]
We propose a paradigm to realize nonreciprocal wavefront engineering using time-modulated gradient metasurfaces. The essential building block of these surfaces is a subwavelength unit cell whose reflection coefficient oscillates at low frequency.
Alvarez-Melcon, A +5 more
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Three‐dimensional metal‐only phoenix cell and its application for reflectarrays
A 3D metal‐only waveguide‐based phoenix cell for reflectarray is presented. The proposed cell consists of two concentric square waveguides and a metallic block in the centre, which offers two operation modes. The first mode uses its cross section to tune
Zhihang An +4 more
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