Dual polarization frequency selective medium for diplexing two close bands at an incident angle
AssigneeTRW Inc.
InventorsTe-Kao Wu, Brent T. Toland
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AssigneeTRW Inc.
InventorsTe-Kao Wu, Brent T. Toland
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A frequency selective medium that is adapted to receive an incident electromagnetic radiation at an angle of incidence of about 45.degree. has two arrays of conductive elements on opposite parallel surfaces (20, 22) of a dielectric substrate. In one embodiment, the conductive elements are cross-dipoles (6) each having a horizontal dipole (10) and a vertical dipole (8) of different lengths and widths. In another embodiment, the conductive elements comprise a plurality of conductive gridded rectangular loops (40). The frequency selective medium allows incident waves that are within a passband of transmit frequencies to transmit through the medium, and reflects waves at frequencies within a stopband adjacent the passband. In other embodiments, meanderline polarizers (28) are added to cross-dipole and gridded rectangular loop frequency selective media to circularly or dual-linearly polarize incident linearly polarized waves.
A frequency selective medium for receiving electromagnetic radiation signals incident at an off normal angle, transmitting signals of a predetermined frequency range and reflecting other frequency signals, said frequency selected medium comprising:
A frequency selective medium for receiving electromagnetic radiation signals incident at an off normal angle, transmitting signals of a predetermined frequency range and reflecting other frequency signals, said frequency selective medium comprising:
A frequency selective medium for receiving electromagnetic signals incident at an angle in the range of 40.degree. to 50.degree. and transmitting signals of a predetermined frequency range and reflecting frequency signals in another frequency range, said frequency selective medium comprising:
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