This paper shows injection molded millimeter-wave horn array antenna for the 1-dimensional APAA(Active Phase Array Antenna). The antenna is composed of horn antennas, grooved circular waveguide polarizers, E-plane T-junctions, and E-plane bends employing dielectric waveguides. This structure makes it possible to manufacture a feed circuit and radiating elements as an integrated unit by using in...

Abstract—A planar, circular monopole antenna (PCMA) with satisfactory radiation characteristics over an ultra-broadband is demonstrated. Compared to the classical coplanar-waveguide (CPW) fed PCMA, the radiation characteristics of the proposed CPW-fed PCMA are significantly improved, particularly at the frequencies around the higher band edge. This improvement is achieved by exploiting a tapere...

This paper presents a compact metal plate lens antenna for evaluating a wave absorber placed on ceiling of the ETC gate. The focal distance of the lens was derived to be 129 cm by the geometrical optics procedure. By arranging the lens in front of a horn antenna, the gain and beamwidth characteristics were improved from 18 dBi to 26 dBi and from 22 degrees to 7 degrees, respectively. Then the a...

We present the first, complete 230 GHz feedhorn array manufactured by direct drilling of smooth–walled horns into a single plate of aluminium. The horn design process, based on a genetic algorithm, is described and the fabrication process, via direct drilling using shaped drill bits, is presented. We present cross coupling and beam pattern measurements of a close–packed pair of the smooth–walle...

Simple configuration and broadband characteristic are required for RF module in passive millimeter-wave imaging. We propose a layer-structured imaging module for simple structure, low profile and easy manufacturing [1]. This module is composed of lens antenna and detector module as shown in Fig.1. Lens and feeding horn antenna are designed to realize high-gain lens-antenna which operates over b...

In this Bachelor Thesis the design of a horn antenna to measure the Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB) at 11 GHz is discussed. The theory underlying the design and di↵erent horn antenna types are treated. From this the optimal horn design is chosen; the Pickett-Potter horn. Then the design is optimized with a bandwidth of 1 GHz using CST Microwave Studio. Having obtained the final design, the Pi...