Stripline antenna for microwaves
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1. A strip-line antenna for microwaves wherein:
- one or more strip-line of zig-zag type for microwaves are attached onto one surface of a first dielectric plate;
a metal conductor is attached to the other surface of the first dielectric plate;
respected input ends of said antennas of zig-zag type are connected to output terminals of a strip-line branching circuit of a shielded construction, said strip-line branching circuit of shielded construction is arranged such that a second dielectric plate, onto which another metal conductor is attached, is attached onto an unshielded strip-line branching circuit attached onto said one surface of said first dielectric plate; and
input terminals of said strip-line branching circuit of shielded construction are connected to a central conductor of a coaxial feeding cable.
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Abstract
A stripline antenna for micro waves fed from one end of plural antenna arrays for easy arrangement of feeding elements, and coupled with a shielded stripline branching circuit for preventing antenna beam pattern from being disturbed by the reflected energy and for radiating the supplied energy as an effective electromagnetic wave beam.
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3 Claims
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1. A strip-line antenna for microwaves wherein:
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one or more strip-line of zig-zag type for microwaves are attached onto one surface of a first dielectric plate; a metal conductor is attached to the other surface of the first dielectric plate; respected input ends of said antennas of zig-zag type are connected to output terminals of a strip-line branching circuit of a shielded construction, said strip-line branching circuit of shielded construction is arranged such that a second dielectric plate, onto which another metal conductor is attached, is attached onto an unshielded strip-line branching circuit attached onto said one surface of said first dielectric plate; and input terminals of said strip-line branching circuit of shielded construction are connected to a central conductor of a coaxial feeding cable. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3)
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