Design of Multiband Large Reflectarray Antennas for Space Applications using Support Vector Machines

Modern satellite communications rely on high-gain antennas on board the satellite to establish deep-space communications, provide high-throughput links, or perform high-resolution radiometry. Conventional reflector antennas provide high gain beams, although their large aperture and doubly curved surface make them difficult to manufacture, mount on the satellite, and fold and deploy after the satellite launch.

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2024-09-02
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https://doi.org/10.1109/apwc61918.2024.10701983
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Antenna Design and Analysis
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Modern satellite communications rely on high-gain antennas on board the satellite to establish deep-space communications, provide high-throughput links, or perform high-resolution radiometry. Conventional reflector antennas provide high gain beams, although their large aperture and doubly curved surface make them difficult to manufacture, mount on the satellite, and fold and deploy after the satellite launch.

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