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A reflector antenna utilizes some sort of reflecting (conducting) surface to increase the gain of the antenna. Under this assumption the radiation crossing the y =plane (at the face of the dish) can be thought of as coming out of an aperture (or hole) of diameter D. The radiation pattern of the dish antenna in the far-field can then be LECTURE Reflector Antennas Introduction. Reflector systems are probably the most widely used high-gain antennas This is the first truly comprehensive and most up-to-date handbook available on modern reflector antennas and feed sources for diversified space and ground appl Handbook of Reflector Antennas and Feed Systems Volume I: Theory and Design of Reflectors Artech books IEEE Xplore Reflector Antennas. Assumption: The feed antenna “illuminates” the dish uniformly. High-gain antennas are required for long-distance radio communications (radio-relay links and satellite links), high-resolution radars, radio-astronomy, etc. They can easily achieve gains of abovedB for microwave and higher frequencies To get larger gain, increase the ratio D λ. High-gain antennas are required for long-distance radio communications (radio-relay links and satellite links), high resolution The most commonly used included angle. High-gain antennas are required for long-distance radio communications (radio-relay links and satellite links), high resolution radars, radioastronomy, etc. Most widely used large aperture antennas. for corner reflectors iso. High‐gain pencil beam with low side lobes and good cross‐polarization discrimination characteristics. Reflector systems are probably the most widely used high-gain antennas. The electrical size of the aperture (D. a) for the corner reflector antenna is typically between one and two This is the first truly comprehensive and most up-to-date handbook available on modern reflector antennas and feed sources for diversified space and ground applications Parabolic reflector. A typical reflector antenna couples a small feed antenna with a reflecting surface that is large relative to wavelength Microwave Introduction. Figure Some configurations of reflector antennas With two flat sheets intersecting at an angle ( LECTURE Reflector Antennas Introduction.