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Hybrid phase error analysis for dual-polarized reflectarray antenna using asymmetric split patch element

A hybrid phase error analysis for dual-polarized reflectarray antenna using asymmetric split patch element is proposed in this article. The asymmetric split patch consists of a four-leaf patch and two split rings of different size where small one makes the patch asymmeric along y-axis and large one...

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Published in:Electromagnetics 2022-08, Vol.42 (6), p.436-447
Main Authors: Wang, Min, Mo, Yuxin, Li, Xuan, Hu, Nan, Xie, Wenqing, Chen, Zhengchuan
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Language:English
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Summary:A hybrid phase error analysis for dual-polarized reflectarray antenna using asymmetric split patch element is proposed in this article. The asymmetric split patch consists of a four-leaf patch and two split rings of different size where small one makes the patch asymmeric along y-axis and large one is used for impedance matching. And a complete 360° phase shift is obtained by using variable-size approach and flipping split patch 180° along y-axis. Then, we use hybrid phase error analysis approach to analyze and optimize the influence of phase sensitivity, quasi-periodic influence and phase constant on the reflectarray antenna. The simulated results show that maximum of element phase sensitivity is reduced by 275°/mm and element quasi-periodic phase error is dropped by 38°. Furthermore, dual-polarized reflectarray composed of 676 asymmetric split patch elements is designed, fabricated and measured. The measured gain of the proposed antenna is 29.9 dBi @10.0 GHz with aperture efficiency of 46%. The −1 dB gain bandwidth is 12% @10.0 GHz. The measured results show that the proposed antenna can improve phase accuracy effectively by using hybrid phase error analysis approach with asymmetric split patch.
ISSN:0272-6343
1532-527X
DOI:10.1080/02726343.2022.2147667