Omnidirectional Dual-Reflector Antennas for Flexible Coverage

This letter discusses the design of an omnidirectional dual-reflector antenna, where the main reflector has a circular generating curve. Under geometrical optics approximations, the subreflector is shaped to produce a uniform phase distribution on a cylindrical aperture placed in front of the main r...

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