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Title: Circular lattice design for UHF geodesic dome phased array antenna with reduced footprint
Authors: Grech, Charles
Azzopardi, Marc Anthony
Buttigieg, Victor
Keywords: Geodesic domes
Phased array antennas
Earth stations (Satellite telecommunication)
Footprints
Issue Date: 2021-01
Publisher: Institute of Electronics, Information and Communication Engineers (IEICE)
Citation: Grech, C., Azzopardi, M. A., & Buttigieg, V. (2021). Circular lattice design for UHF geodesic dome phased array antenna with reduced footprint, Proceedings of the International Symposium on Antennas and Propagation, Jan 25-28 2021, IEICE, pp. 565-566.
Abstract: A circular planar array composed of four equilateral triangle patch antennas with a common triangular ground plane is proposed. The array is a building block for a geodesic dome phased array antenna (GDPAA) based on an icosahedron structure, primarily intended for use in the UHF amateur satellite band of 435-438 MHz. Due to the relatively long wavelength of this band, a novel design for a low-cost GDPAA with a reduced footprint is proposed. It is found that if individual elements are placed in a circular lattice, the footprint is reduced and the overall array performance and antenna isolation are improved.
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar/handle/123456789/68501
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