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Name Lightweight Reflectarray Antenna for 7.115 and 32 GHz
Description Inflatable reflectarrays offer the potential for light and easily stowed antennas, but suffer from being narrow band. A single reflectarray could not be made to work at both X and Ka bands. Our developed dual band inflatable reflectarray would alleviate this problem while maintaining its low-mass characteristic.
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Last updated on 10/01/2007 10:07

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