A Compact Gap-Waveguide Dual-Polarized Ka-Band Feed for 50dBi Reflector Antennas With Tracking Function
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Abstract
A dual-polarized Ka-band feed based on gap waveguide (GW) technology for an ultra-high-gain reflector antenna is presented. The feed provides SUM-beams for data transfer and DIFF-beams for tracking. The whole reflector antenna is composed of the feed and a dual-reflector Cassegraine antenna. The feed has been prototyped, and the measured reflection coefficients for the horizontally and the vertically polarized SUM-beam ports are below -10 dB and -8 dB over 30.8-38 GHz, respectively. The measured feed radiation patterns agree well with the simulated ones. The dual-reflector Cassegraine antenna has been designed and simulated by using GRASP with the simulated far-field function of the proposed feed, showing that the reflector antenna achieves SUM-beam gains above 50 dBi and the null depth of the DIFF-beams are more than 30 dB below the maximum of SUM-beams.
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