Abdelhady Mahmoud, A. A. Mitkees, Saber H. Zainudeen, A. Kishk
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Abstract
An electronically tunable reflectarray of aperture coupled square dielectric resonator antenna (DRA) elements is designed with a 230 × 230 mm2 size. The DRA phase is controlled via a capacitive varactor. The results show that the beam scanning within ± 60° range can be realized. The reflectarray is center-fed by a linearly polarized pyramidal horn antenna. At 10.6 GHz, the antenna provides a 3-dB beamwidth of 6 degrees with a gain of 25.5 dB. The antenna bandwidth within 1.5 dB gain variation is found to be 9% with stable radiation patterns.