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Advanced precipitation radar antenna: Array-fed offset membrane cylindrical reflector antenna

Rahmat-Samii et al., 2005

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13503123783114205882
Author
Rahmat-Samii Y
Huang J
Lopez B
Lou M
Im E
Durden S
Bahadori K
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Publication venue
IEEE Transactions on Antennas and Propagation

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As part of the overall NASA earth science technology research effort, a half-size prototype model of light-weight, dual-frequency and wide-swath scanning antenna for the next generation of spaceborne precipitation radar has recently been developed. It operates radar …
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