A 1-Bit Single Layer 16×16 Element Based High Gain Reflectarray Antenna for X Band Applications

In this paper, a single layer 1 Bit 16×16 Reflectarray antenna operating at 8.1 GHz is proposed. It has a high gain, low cross polarization level. There are two reflecting elements designed for reflection of required phase 0° to 360°. Each element provides one state, which is 0-state and the other one is π-state. Each element has same periodicity and same substrate. The operating bandwidth of the Reflectarray antenna is 8-10 GHz for reception and transmission. The required phase of both state is 180±30° and reflecting magnitude is 1.4 dB. The maximum reflecting gain of the Reflectarray antenna is 31.2 dBi at 8.1 GHz. The direction of the reflecting beam is -10°, and The cross-polarization level is -33 dB.

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2024-08-29
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https://doi.org/10.1109/iceect61758.2024.10739322
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A 1-Bit Single Layer 16×16 Element Based High Gain Reflectarray Antenna for X Band Applications

Rajkumar Jatav, Manoj Kumar Meshram, Rupam Bharati, Abhishek Kumar Saroj et al.
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A 1-Bit Single Layer 16×16 Element Based High Gain Reflectarray Antenna for X Band Applications

Rajkumar Jatav, Manoj Kumar Meshram, Rupam Bharati, Abhishek Kumar Saroj, Ravi Mali, Urvashi Singh, Praveen Singh Rathore
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In this paper, a single layer 1 Bit 16×16 Reflectarray antenna operating at 8.1 GHz is proposed. It has a high gain, low cross polarization level. There are two reflecting elements designed for reflection of required phase 0° to 360°. Each element provides one state, which is 0-state and the other one is π-state. Each element has same periodicity and same substrate. The operating bandwidth of the Reflectarray antenna is 8-10 GHz for reception and transmission. The required phase of both state is 180±30° and reflecting magnitude is 1.4 dB. The maximum reflecting gain of the Reflectarray antenna is 31.2 dBi at 8.1 GHz. The direction of the reflecting beam is -10°, and The cross-polarization level is -33 dB.

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