3D printed dielectric Fresnel lens
Shiyu Zhang
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Shiyu Zhang
Abstract
This paper presents the design and fabrication of a zone plate Fresnel lens. 3D Printing is used for rapid prototyping this low-cost and light-weight lens to operate at 10 GHz. This lens is comprised of four different 3D printed dielectric zones to form phase compensation in a Fresnel lens. The dielectric zones are fabricated with different infill percentage to create tailored dielectric constants. The dielectric lens offers 18 dBi directivity at 10 GHz when illuminated by a waveguide source.
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This paper presents the design and fabrication of a zone plate Fresnel lens. 3D Printing is used for rapid prototyping this low-cost and light-weight lens to operate at 10 GHz. This lens is comprised of four different 3D printed dielectric zones to form phase compensation in a Fresnel lens. The dielectric zones are fabricated with different infill percentage to create tailored dielectric constants. The dielectric lens offers 18 dBi directivity at 10 GHz when illuminated by a waveguide source.
Key concepts: Fresnel lens, Fresnel zone antenna, Lens (geology), Dielectric, Optics, Materials science, Zone plate, Directivity