Linearly polarized grid reflector antenna systems with...

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H01Q 19/195 (2006.01) H01Q 15/22 (2006.01) H01Q 25/00 (2006.01)

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CA 1263180

RCA 81,671 LINEARLY POLARIZED GRID REFLECTOR ANTENNA SYSTEM WITH IMPROVED CROSS-POLARIZATION PERFORMANCE Abstract of the Disclosure In a spectrum reuse antenna system, a linearly polarized reflector, which includes first grid conductors arrayed to reflect signals of one linear polarization, is mounted over a second linearly polarized reflector, which includes second grid of conductors arranged to reflect signals of an orthogonal polarization. A first array of feed horns of the first polarization and a second array of feed horns of said second polarization are disposed at displaced focal points of respective reflectors. Improved rejection of cross-polarized signals at the respective arrays is achieved by providing (a) conductors comprising a third grid oriented to reflect signals of said second polarization disposed over the aperture of said first array of horns and (b) conductors of a fourth grid oriented to reflect signals of said first polarization disposed over the aperture of said second array of horns.

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