Design and Simulation of a Slot Waveguide Array Antenna (SWAA) for Satellite Communications

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One of the most used antennas today, is that of slots in waveguides. These antennas are an important type within the microwave range with various applications in electronic communications systems, radar, and satellite applications, due to its high power capacity, high efficiency, low weight, compact structure and few lateral lobes, all added together to its proven resistance to radiation, high temperatures and vibration, characteristics without which they can not be used in aerospace applications. The following lines show the design and simulation of a Slot Waveguide Array Antenna (SWAA) for satellite communications in the 30 GHz band. The antenna will be approximately 170x170 mm, constituted by 24x24 slots. It will be fed by waveguides in a lower layer connected to the radiating guides through slots. The modeling and design of the different elements that make up the power grid as T-junctions and elbows in the E and H planes were carried out.

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Ripoll, L., & Valdez, L. (2019). Design and Simulation of a Slot Waveguide Array Antenna (SWAA) for Satellite Communications. In IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering (Vol. 519). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1757-899X/519/1/012035

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