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  • Analysis and Uniform Design of a Single-Layer Slotted Waveguide Array Antenna with Baffles

    Takehito SUZUKI  Jiro HIROKAWA  Makoto ANDO  

     
    PAPER-Devices/Circuits for Communications

      Vol:
    E92-B No:1
      Page(s):
    150-158

    This paper presents the formulation for the evaluation of external coupling in the alternating-phase feed single-layer slotted waveguide array antenna with baffles by using the Spectrum of Two-Dimensional Solutions (S2DS) method. A one-dimensional slot array is extracted from the array by assuming the periodicity in transversal direction and introducing the perfect electric conductors in the external region. The uniform excitation over the finite array is synthesized iteratively to demonstrate the fast and accurate results by S2DS. A unit design model with the baffles is introduced to determine the initial parameters of the slot pair which accelerate the iteration. Experiment at 25.3 GHz demonstrates good uniformity of the aperture field distribution as well as the effects of the baffles. The directivity is 32.7 dB which corresponds to the aperture efficiency 90.5% and the reflection is below -15.0 dB over 1.3 GHz.

  • Analysis and Design of a Reflection-Cancelling Transverse Slot-Pair Array with Grating-Lobe Suppressing Baffles

    Takehito SUZUKI  Jiro HIROKAWA  Makoto ANDO  

     
    PAPER-Antennas and Propagation

      Vol:
    E92-B No:10
      Page(s):
    3236-3242

    This paper presents the analysis and design of a reflection-cancelling transverse slot-pair array antenna with baffles by using the Spectrum of Two-Dimensional Solutions (S2DS) method. For the transverse slot array, the slot spacings with more than one free-space wavelength cause the grating-lobes. The baffles suppress the grating-lobes effectively. A one-dimensional slot array is extracted from the 2D array with in-phase excitation by assuming periodicity in the transversal direction. The uniform excitation over the finite array is synthesized iteratively to demonstrate the fast and accurate results by S2DS. A unit design model with the baffles is introduced to determine the initial parameters of the slot-pairs, which greatly accelerate the iterations process. Experiments at 25.3 GHz demonstrate the suppression of the grating lobes to the level less than -20.0 dB and also the good uniformity of the aperture field distribution.