Antenna polarisation

The double-layer dipole array with anisotropic spatial properties addresses angular stability issues in conventional converters, ensuring consistent conversion of linear to circular polarisation across varying angles and frequencies, thereby improving converter performance.

GB2607016BActive Publication Date: 2026-07-02BAE SYSTEMS PLC
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Authority / Receiving Office
GB · GB
Patent Type
Patents
Current Assignee / Owner
BAE SYSTEMS PLC
Filing Date
2021-05-21
Publication Date
2026-07-02

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Technical Problem

Conventional linear-to-circular polarisation converters exhibit poor angular stability due to significant variation in the relationship between the axial ratio of the reflected wave and frequency with the angle of incidence, limiting their widespread application.

Method used

A double-layer dipole array structure with anisotropic spatial properties, featuring different periodicity and spacing along different axes, and lateral displacement of dipole elements, is employed to enhance angular stability.

Benefits of technology

The anisotropic array structure improves angular stability, maintaining consistent conversion of linearly polarised radiation to circularly polarised radiation across varying angles and frequencies, reducing the need for precise angular alignment and enhancing converter performance.

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Abstract

A polarisation converter 100 comprises: a first planar array layer 120 of spaced apart electrically conductive dipole elements; a second planar array layer 140 of spaced apart electrically conductive
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