Beam Synthesis of a C-Band Circularly Polarized Dual-Reflector Antenna Using a Reconfigurable Subreflector
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Abstract
In this work, the phase-only synthesis technique is used for beam shaping of a C-Band circularly polarized dual-reflector antenna. The synthesis relies on Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO) by using the element factors of a 100-elements reflectarray. The optimized results suffer from discontinuities in the reflectarray phase distribution, leading to degradation of the far-field patterns. This work proposes a solution to force a continuous phase distribution among the reflectarray surface during the optimization process. The beam scanning capability of the proposed algorithm is investigated by scanning the beam in the uv plane, by −0.05 and −0.1 along the main axes, and by 0.07 along a 45-degree diagonal. It is shown that the phase smoothing condition leads to significant improvement in the quality of the synthesized beams.
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