Foldes et al., 1979 - Google Patents
Large multibeam space antennasFoldes et al., 1979
- Document ID
- 13093982005524983520
- Author
- Foldes P
- DIENEMANN M
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- Publication venue
- Conference on Advanced Technology for Future Space Systems
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With the advent of the Shuttle, space antenna systems for communications, radiometry, and power transmission are no longer severely constrained in weight and volume, and antenna concepts of 10 to 100 meters have been vigorously proposed. Large multibeam antennas …
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