1988
DOI: 10.1002/mop.4650010405
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Compact, broadband double‐slot waveguide radiator

Abstract: A compact, broadband double‐slot waveguide antenna is presented. The present design is an improvement of another double‐slot waveguide radiator proposed earlier by the authors. The antenna is characterized by high efficiency and moderate (less than 2.5:1) VSWR in more than 38% frequency band.

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“…The self-admittance being the most dominant term, needs to be evaluated exactly using techniques that are used for evaluating the external admittance [21]. For air filled waveguides, Y 00 is the same as Y e or the external admittance in (3) or (5).…”
Section: Mom Formulationmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The self-admittance being the most dominant term, needs to be evaluated exactly using techniques that are used for evaluating the external admittance [21]. For air filled waveguides, Y 00 is the same as Y e or the external admittance in (3) or (5).…”
Section: Mom Formulationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Transverse slots in the broadwall of a waveguide can be used in low thickness array antennas where the polarisation is directed along the axis of the waveguide [1]. Transverse slots in waveguides terminated in a short at a suitable distance from the slot can be used as a standalone broadband antenna [2] and its bandwidth may be increased further using a double slot radiator with wide angle coverage [3]. Closely spaced transverse slot arrays can be used as frequency scanning antennas scanning along with the axial direction [4][5][6].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%