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Offset-fed Reflector Antenna with Lateral Feed Displacement for the MiRaTA Satellite

I. Osaretin, William J. Blackwell, R. Vincent Leslie, Paul Langlois

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An offset parabolic reflector antenna is fed by two compact corrugated feeds, laterally displaced from the reflector's focal point. Results show high gain, high beam efficiency, and low crosspolar pattern characteristics.

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An offset parabolic reflector antenna is fed by two compact corrugated feeds, laterally displaced from the reflector's focal point. Results show high gain, high beam efficiency, and low crosspolar pattern characteristics.

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An offset parabolic reflector antenna is fed by two compact corrugated feeds, laterally displaced from the reflector's focal point. Results show high gain, high beam efficiency, and low crosspolar pattern characteristics.

Key concepts: Offset dish antenna, Cassegrain antenna, Periscope antenna, Fan-beam antenna, Offset (computer science), Feed horn, Reflector (photography), Parabolic antenna

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