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Multilayer offset Fresnel zone plate reflector

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In this article, an offset phase-correcting Fresnel zone plate (FZP) reflector antenna based on the multilayer configuration was presented, which achieved -20dB sidelobe level and 61% maximum efficiency.
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An offset phase-correcting Fresnel zone plate (FZP) reflector antenna based on the multilayer configuration is presented. The reflector consists of a conducting ground and four layers of conducting patterns separated by four dielectric substrates. An experimental prototype designed at 10.39 GHz was fabricated and tested. With a 0.32 m by 0.34 m elliptical reflector aperture and a pyramidal feedhorn, the antenna achieved -20-dB sidelobe level and 61% maximum efficiency. Compared with a phase reversal FZP of the same size, a 3.3-dB gain improvement and significant sidelobe reduction were obtained. >

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Millimeter-Wave Characteristics of Phase-Correcting Fresnel Zone Plates

TL;DR: In this article, a phase-correcting Fresnel zone plate is described, and its characteristics are given when used in the millimeter-wave region for imaging or frequency filtering in place of a lens.
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Flat printed reflector antenna for mm-wave applications

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- 17 Mar 1988 - 
TL;DR: An antenna consisting of a flat printed reflector and a feed horn was investigated at mm-wave frequencies in this paper, where the dielectric material is fully metal covered at the side opposite to the feed, whereas the side facing the feed is provided with a number of metallic annular rings forming a Fresnel zone plate.
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A millimeter-wave integrated-circuit antenna based on the Fresnel zone plate

TL;DR: In this article, a new type of millimeter-wave integrated-circuit antenna based on a quasi-optical design is investigated, which consists of a Fresnel zone plate on one side of a dielectric substrate and a resonant strip dipole antenna at the focus of the zone plate.
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A millimeter-wave integrated-circuit antenna based on the Fresnel zone plate

TL;DR: In this paper, the effect of adding the reflector behind the zone plate to increase the gain of the antenna was investigated, and it was found that even without the reflection, the gain was increased because of the 180 degrees phase difference between the reflection off the metal rings and the open rings.
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