2022 Microwave Mediterranean Symposium (MMS) 2022
DOI: 10.1109/mms55062.2022.9825570
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Mutli-layer CTS antenna array in PCB technology for SatCom applications

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“…This work focuses on the design of the linearly-polarized long slot array and its integration with a very broadband pillbox beamformer to cover with a single aperture the K/Ka band of Satcom applications over a large field of view (±42°i n elevation). Compared to our previous works [11], [14], [16], we present a novel design of a 64-slots tapered long slot array with a minimum measured gain of 30.8 dBi at 19.5 GHz. The long slot array is fabricated using PCB technology, while the pillbox beamformer is fabricated by CNC milling.…”
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“…This work focuses on the design of the linearly-polarized long slot array and its integration with a very broadband pillbox beamformer to cover with a single aperture the K/Ka band of Satcom applications over a large field of view (±42°i n elevation). Compared to our previous works [11], [14], [16], we present a novel design of a 64-slots tapered long slot array with a minimum measured gain of 30.8 dBi at 19.5 GHz. The long slot array is fabricated using PCB technology, while the pillbox beamformer is fabricated by CNC milling.…”
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“…Lately, long slot arrays have become a popular choice for Satcom antennas due to their superior broadband, low profile, and wide-angle scanning capabilities [11]- [14]. These arrays use one radiating aperture to cover the full K/Kaband for transmission and reception [15]- [17], and when combined with a quasi-optical system, they offer mechanically or electronically controlled elevation beam steering and 2-D scanning via azimuthal rotation of the user terminal [18]- [20].…”
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