The hourglass scanner--A new rapid scan, large aperture antenna

Fullilove, M.; Scott, W.; Tomlinson, J. L.

doi:10.1109/irecon.1959.1150780

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“…For instance, to achieve a narrow elevation beamwidth, a reflector could be used which is similar to the "hourglass" reflector of [5]. The shape of this reflector is the solid of revolution formed by rotating a horizontal parabolic arc about a vertical axis.…”

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InP-based 28 GHz integrated antennas for point-to-multipoint distribution

Vaughan

Compton

Hur³

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Proceedings IEEE/Cornell Conference on Advanced Concepts in High Speed Semiconductor Devices and Circuits

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Quasi-optics offers an attractive means of creating moderate-power solid-state millimeterwave transmitters. This paper presents the development of a 28 GHz oscillator, including an InP power HEMT and integrated with a planar, endfire antenna, which is used in testing metal reflectors designed for generating omni-directional patterns for point-tomultipoint distribution. Results of this work give insight into tailoring the reflectors for omni-directional active arrays.

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