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Investigations and Performance of a Cavity backed Novel modified Balun free Archimedean Spiral Antenna and Planar Array Implementation

Shanmugam, 2012

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Shanmugam B
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1.1 BACKGROUND Spiral antennas belong to a class of aperture antennas called the frequency independent antennas. They are inherently broadband circularly polarized antennas. This section discusses about some of the fundamental characteristics and …
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