ArticleScientific reports2024
H-plane gap-RGW horn antenna with very low side lobe level.
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- A high-gain gap waveguide-based 16 × 16 slot antenna array with low sidelobe level for mmwave applications.Scientific reports · 2024Article
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Abstract
This paper presents and applies a new concept of gap-RGW to develop a new configuration for RGW H-plane horn antennas. The proposed antenna is fully metallic and can generate a very low side-lobe level along with a flat gain response over a reasonable bandwidth, which is one of the advantages of this antenna. A prototype of the presented structure is designed and fabricated which provides the impedance bandwidth (S11 < - 10 dB) of about 25% with SLL < - 20 dB and 2 dB gain variation over the operating bandwidth.
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