Integrated high frequency horn and ridge polarizer
AssigneeHughes Network Systems, LLC
InventorGraham Taylor
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Abstract
An unitary one-piece construction feed for a high frequency band antenna, the feed including: a feed horn; and a polarizer comprising a void and multiple sets of ridges disposed in the void, wherein the polarizer is in direct contact with the feed horn and the unitary one-piece construction feed is capable of operating with a carrier signal ranging across one or two consecutive bands selected from Ku, K, Ka and Q bands, for example, from 17.3 GHz to 31 GHz.
Claims16
A unitary one-piece construction feed for a band antenna, the feed comprising:
- a feed horn;
- and
- a polarizer comprising a void and multiple sets of ridges disposed in the void,
- wherein the feed horn and the polarizer are integrally formed as a seamless monolithic diecast unibody formed in a single metal shot without an assembly interface therebetween, and the unitary one-piece construction feed is capable of operating with a carrier signal ranging across one or two consecutive bands selected from Ku, K, Ka and Q bands.
A unitary one-piece construction feed for a high frequency antenna, the feed comprising:
- a feed horn;
- and
- a polarizer comprising a void and two sets of ridges disposed in the void,
- wherein
- a maximum height of one of the two sets of ridges is lower than a maximum height of other of the two sets of ridges,
- the feed horn and the polarizer are integrally formed as a seamless monolithic diecast unibody formed in a single metal shot without an assembly interface therebetween, and
- the unitary one-piece construction feed is capable of operating with a carrier signal ranging from 17.3 GHz to 31 GHz.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.