Antennas having lenses formed of lightweight dielectric materials and related dielectric materials
A technology of dielectric materials and high dielectric constant materials, which is applied to antenna unit combinations with different polarization directions, antennas, antenna components, etc., can solve the problem of lens increasing antenna cost, weight complexity, antenna application is not a solution, etc. question
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[0049] Antennas with multi-beam beamforming networks having driven planar arrays of radiating elements, such as Butler matrices, have been developed. However, multi-beam beamforming networks have several potential disadvantages, including asymmetrical beams and problems associated with port-to-port isolation, loss of gain, and / or narrow bandwidth. Multi-beam antennas have also been proposed using Luneburg lenses, which are multilayer lenses of generally spherical shape with dielectric materials having a different dielectric constant in each layer. Unfortunately, for many applications, Lemberg lenses are prohibitively expensive, and antenna systems using Lemberg lenses may still have problems with beamwidth stability over wide frequency bands.
[0050] US Patent Publication No. 2015 / 0091767 ("the '767 publication") proposes a multi-beam antenna with a linear array of radiating elements and a cylindrical RF lens formed from a composite dielectric material. RF lenses are used to...
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