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A novel Luneburg lens feed for multiple beam antennas
A novel implementation of a Luneburg lens has been developed to feed a circular array which can potentially radiate 36 simultaneous beams of 10/spl deg/ beamwidth. The Luneburg lens provides full 360/spl deg/ coverage and perfect focus. The motivation for this work comes from a requirement of Telecom Australia to investigate multiple beam antennas with 360/spl deg/ azimuth coverage as potential base station antennas in a cellular mobile telephone system in the frequency band of 825-896 MHz.<>
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