A one‐point back‐feed type circularly polarized microstrip disk antenna is investigated. To establish a design procedure, (1) the operating condition for circular polarization is studied and design formulas and data are presented and (2) the fabrication and radiation characteristics of arrays consisting of the present circularly polarized disk antenna element are discussed. It is demonstrated that this class of antennas can serve as a useful form of circularly polarized array element. Further, in order to analyze the mutual coupling of such antenna elements, the resonance and inter‐element mutual admittance of an array consisting of two disk antennas located on the same plane are determined. The fundamental information on the mutual coupling thus obtained is presented for a design aid. Using these results, a circularly polarized array is realized with good axial ratio and boresight ratio less than 0.5 dB.
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