Using offset parabolic reflector antennas for free space material measurement
J. Matlacz, Duncan Palmer
Abstract
J. Matlacz, Duncan Palmer
Abstract
This paper reports on using a dual reflector antenna to improve the bandwidth of a free space material measurement system that was based on dielectric lens horn antennas. Low-cost offset parabolic dishes, intended for the domestic satellite TV market, are used to generate the required focused beam. Results show that, for a system that costs less, the operating frequency band of the lens system may be doubled.
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This paper reports on using a dual reflector antenna to improve the bandwidth of a free space material measurement system that was based on dielectric lens horn antennas. Low-cost offset parabolic dishes, intended for the domestic satellite TV market, are used to generate the required focused beam. Results show that, for a system that costs less, the operating frequency band of the lens system may be doubled.
Key concepts: Feed horn, Horn antenna, Parabolic reflector, Offset (computer science), Parabolic antenna, Offset dish antenna, Optics, Directional antenna