Phase-only shaped beam synthesis via technique of approximated beam addition

A new method for phase-only phased-array beam-pattern synthesis is derived. The method is appropriate for the synthesis of coverage patterns for satellite communications, where a minimax goal of maximizing the worst-case beamforming gain to a set of service locations is desired. The new approach, ca...

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Approximation
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Frequency
Gradient methods
Minimax techniques
Optimization
Phased arrays
Satellite communication
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