@inproceedings{900ad20fb903431ba336e6d081e8fbaa,
title = "Design, analysis and measurements of reflected phased array microstrip antennas at ka-band using hollow phasing",
abstract = "The key issue in the design of microstrip reflectarray antennas is the technique used to obtain the required phase shift in the field scattered by each element. Many solutions have been proposed in the past. Stub loaded patches, patches variable size and patches with variable rotation angles are currently the most popular techniques. This paper introduces a different technique. The approach is based on identical patches with holes of different size to change the resonant frequency. This gives in turn a change in the phase of the reradiated field and allow directing the main lobe of the radiation pattern off broadside. The analysis was carried out at 33.5 GHz, first on single element and then extended to arrays of finite dimensions. Some arrays were built and measurements were carried out on these prototypes. There is good agreement between theoretical results and measurements.",
keywords = "conference contrib. refereed, Conf.proc. > 3 pag",
author = "C Trampuz and M Hajian and LP Ligthart",
year = "2006",
language = "Undefined/Unknown",
isbn = "2960051179",
publisher = "Horizon House",
pages = "57--60",
editor = "s.n.",
booktitle = "Proceedings of the 3rd European Radar Conference and Proceedings of the European Microwave Week 2006",
note = "3rd European Radar Conference and Proceedings of the European Microwave Week 2006 ; Conference date: 13-05-2006 Through 15-09-2006",
}