Recent developments in feed array for Ka-band FAFR antenna

Chane, H.; Frossard, M.; Barbaste, R.; Bosshard, P.; Girard, T.; Lepeltier, Philippe; Albert, Isabelle; Sombrin, J.; Mangenot, C.

doi:10.1109/eucap.2006.4584838

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“…For the design of a Focal Array Fed Reflector (FAFR) antenna for multimedia application in Ka-band [1], where this approach can finally replace four passive antennas (one single feed per beam), a major challenge was the design of a very large number of low noise amplifier (LNA) modules with both nominal and redundant paths.…”

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Section: Microwave Amplifier Modules For Multimedia Application At 30mentioning

confidence: 99%

Quasi hermetic packaging for new generation of spaceborn microwave equipment

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Barbaste²,

Muraro³

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Active re-configurable multibeam reflector antenna for satellite application

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2015 German Microwave Conference

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Recent results on active multifeed Ka-band developments for satellite communication are presented. Basically, the active multifeed system is an array-fed, single-offset reflector antenna. The antenna array is fed by an active microstrip beamforming network based on a low temperature cofired ceramics substrate with monolithic microwave integrated circuit based phase and amplitude actuators. In this paper, the benefits of such a technology are shown as well as first project results.

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Recent developments in feed array for Ka-band FAFR antenna

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Quasi hermetic packaging for new generation of spaceborn microwave equipment

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Active re-configurable multibeam reflector antenna for satellite application

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