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A "turnstile network" is introduced which may be conveniently used for circular polarization synthesis. The network, outfitted with proper phasing stubs, forms a balanced quadrature hybrid; for an antenna with less than a perfect reflection coefficient, the reflected power will appear at an isolated port, which may be terminated, resulting in good polarization properties coupled with good input voltage standing-wave ratio. A crossed-dipole array is used as a test-bed to demonstrate the turnstile network.
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