Multimode Horn with Low Cross Polarization Optimized for Dual-Band Use

Hiroyuki DEGUCHI; Takaharu GOTO; Mikio TSUJI; Hiroshi SHIGESAWA; Soichi MATSUMOTO

Multimode Horn with Low Cross Polarization Optimized for Dual-Band Use

Hiroyuki DEGUCHI, Takaharu GOTO, Mikio TSUJI, Hiroshi SHIGESAWA, Soichi MATSUMOTO

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A multimode horn with both a low cross-polarization component less than -30 dB and good VSWR characteristics has been realized at frequency bands 8.6-9.8 GHz and 10.75-11.15 GHz. The improved performance of the proposed horn is verified by comparing with the previous dual-band double-flared horn. The design method for such a horn is based on the mode-matching approach combined with the optimization procedure. This paper proposes an objective function taking account of a spill-over loss and a rotational symmetry in the radiated field instead of an ideal radiation pattern. The effectiveness of our horn is verified by comparison between experimental results in the X band and predicted ones.

Publication: IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications Vol.E87-B No.9 pp.2777-2782

Publication Date: 2004/09/01

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Hiroyuki DEGUCHI, Takaharu GOTO, Mikio TSUJI, Hiroshi SHIGESAWA, Soichi MATSUMOTO, "Multimode Horn with Low Cross Polarization Optimized for Dual-Band Use" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications, vol. E87-B, no. 9, pp. 2777-2782, September 2004, doi: .
Abstract: A multimode horn with both a low cross-polarization component less than -30 dB and good VSWR characteristics has been realized at frequency bands 8.6-9.8 GHz and 10.75-11.15 GHz. The improved performance of the proposed horn is verified by comparing with the previous dual-band double-flared horn. The design method for such a horn is based on the mode-matching approach combined with the optimization procedure. This paper proposes an objective function taking account of a spill-over loss and a rotational symmetry in the radiated field instead of an ideal radiation pattern. The effectiveness of our horn is verified by comparison between experimental results in the X band and predicted ones.
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