Bipolarized antenna
A dual-polarized antenna and symmetrical line technology, which is applied in directions such as antenna unit combinations with different polarization directions, can solve problems such as narrow distances
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[0032] Embodiments of the present invention are now described in conjunction with the accompanying drawings. In order to clarify the difference between this invention and the known dipole radiator, the radiator is shown in Fig. 1. The known antenna contains four dipoles 1-4, which are more It is suitable to be arranged on the reflector 5, and the top view of its structure is a dipole square array. The dipole 1-4 is fed through the symmetrical line 6-9, the first end of the symmetrical line is connected to the dipole 1-4 and energized, and the second end is connected to the 10-13th of the two unbalanced transformers The ends are connected and powered on. The power feed of the two dipole halves opposite to each other is transmitted by coaxial cables through small needle-like electric bridges 14 and 15 (in figure 1 not shown in ). The first ends of these bridges are connected to the ends 10 and 13 of the balun and energized. Their second ends 16 and 17 are seated in holes adj...
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