This transmitarray antenna achieves high gain and bandwidth performance in satellite communication applications, suggesting significant advancements in antenna design.
This paper presents a beam‐steering transmitarray antenna that leverages a hybrid fabrication approach to enhance bandwidth performance across the 24–30.5 GHz range. The core transmitarray element combines a metal‐machined waveguide with an additively manufactured cross‐shaped dielectric insert ( = 2.2), achieving both structural precision and design flexibility. Each element measures approximately at 28 GHz. A wideband horn antenna mounted on a 3D‐printed stand serves as the feed, with beam steering achieved through mechanical movement along the x and y axes, covering in both principal planes. The antenna attains a peak broadside gain of 22.4 dBi with only 1.3 dB steering loss, while its robust construction supports its use in harsh environments, making it well‐suited for satellite communication applications.
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