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A Lightweight Active Antenna Array Using Miniature Beryllia Amplifiers
H.C. Johnson,M. Oz,R.E. Marx,J. Rosen,E. Mykietyn +4 more
- pp 477-478
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A planar active antenna array design combines miniature beryllia amplifiers using batch process techniques with an open-celled microstrip antenna was developed and tested in this paper, which is a thin, very light active antenna subarray using these technologies.Abstract:
A planar active antenna array design combines miniature beryllia amplifiers using batch process techniques with an open-celled microstrip antenna. A thin, very light active antenna subarray using these technologies has been developed and tested.read more
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