2014
DOI: 10.2528/pierc14043008
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A Broadband Printed Quadrifilar Helical Antenna With a Novel Compact Broadband Feeding Network

Abstract: Abstract-A broadband printed quadrifilar helical antenna (BPQHA) integrated with a broadband feeding network for satellite communications is proposed. Using a multiple arm technique, satisfactory antenna characteristics over a wide bandwidth are realized. To feed the antenna, a novel compact broadband feeding network composed of a frequency independent 180 • out-of-phase power divider, two Wilkinson power dividers and two broadband 90 • phase shifters is designed. The measured boresight gain remains positive w… Show more

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“…For multi-fed CP antennas, compared to the single-fed type, wide impedance and AR bandwidth can be easily achieved by designing a wideband feeding network with equal amplitude and ±90 • phase differences between the adjacent output ports. For instance, wideband CP antennas were realized by feeding annular-ring patch [11], bowtie dipoles [12], hybrid DRA and patch [13], stacked patches [14], quadrifllar helical antenna [15], or strips coupled annulus patch [16] using a wideband feeding network. Although the CP antennas mentioned above can achieve maximum impedance and AR bandwidth over 90%, these antennas are not polarization reconfigurable.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For multi-fed CP antennas, compared to the single-fed type, wide impedance and AR bandwidth can be easily achieved by designing a wideband feeding network with equal amplitude and ±90 • phase differences between the adjacent output ports. For instance, wideband CP antennas were realized by feeding annular-ring patch [11], bowtie dipoles [12], hybrid DRA and patch [13], stacked patches [14], quadrifllar helical antenna [15], or strips coupled annulus patch [16] using a wideband feeding network. Although the CP antennas mentioned above can achieve maximum impedance and AR bandwidth over 90%, these antennas are not polarization reconfigurable.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“… and miniaturized using meandered lines in Ref. for QHAs. In addition, 2 double‐sided couplers instead of Wilkinson power dividers are used for the same purpose in Ref.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%