1980
DOI: 10.1109/tap.1980.1142286
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Unidimensionally scanned phased arrays

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“…Thus when multimode elements are used they should be as large as the lattice allows. For a single polarization, bandwidth of .50% with VSWR 4 and scan over nearly a quarter hemisphere has been obtained (Tsandoulas, 1972(Tsandoulas, , 1980). An iris can be used in each waveguide radiator, below the aperture, in addition to dielectric plugs, as an aid to matching.…”
Section: Scan Compensation and Blind Anglesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Thus when multimode elements are used they should be as large as the lattice allows. For a single polarization, bandwidth of .50% with VSWR 4 and scan over nearly a quarter hemisphere has been obtained (Tsandoulas, 1972(Tsandoulas, , 1980). An iris can be used in each waveguide radiator, below the aperture, in addition to dielectric plugs, as an aid to matching.…”
Section: Scan Compensation and Blind Anglesmentioning
confidence: 99%