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shaped-beam antenna

shaped-beam antenna

[′shāpt ¦bēm an ′ten·ə]
(electromagnetism)
Antenna with a directional pattern which, over a certain angular range, is of special shape for some particular use.
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References in periodicals archive
Vallecchi, "Modular hybrid architecture for a large aperture circularly polarized shaped-beam antenna," EuMA: 39th European Microwave Conference, 755-758, 2009.
A shaped-beam series-fed aperture-coupled stacked patch array antenna
van Rensburg and EADS Astrium for providing the near-field measurement data of the broad-beam and the shaped-beam antenna presented in Section 3.
Adaptive sampling in multilevel plane wave based near-field far-field transformed planar near-field measurements
Specifically, the microwave components include advanced multibeam antennas, shaped-beam antennas, shaped reflector antennas, an active phased-array fed and direct radiating antennas, MMIC beam-forming networks, microwave switch matrices and solid-state power amplifiers.
High end microwave technologies in global communications
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