ArticleSensors (Basel, Switzerland)2024
Dual-Band Antenna Array Fed by Ridge Gap Waveguide with Dual-Periodic Interdigital-Pin Bed of Nails.
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A dual-band (K-/Ka-band) antenna array is presented. An ultra-wideband antenna element in the shape of a double-ridged waveguide is used as a radiation slot, and a novel dual-periodic ridge gap waveguide (RGW) with an interdigital-pin bed of nails (serving as a filter) is used to realize dual-band operation. By periodically arranging the pins of two different heights in two dimensions, the proposed RGW with interdigital-pin bed of nails is able to realize and flexibly adjust two passbands. The widely used GW-based back cavity boosts the realized gain and simplifies the feed network design. A 4 × 4 prototype array was designed, fabricated, and measured. The results show that the array has two operating bands at 24.5-26.4 GHz and 30.3-31.5 GHz, and the realized gain can reach 19.2 dBi and 20.4 dBi, respectively. Meanwhile, there is a very significant gain attenuation at stopband.
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