Abstract: A polarizer for connection to a first and a second wave guide includes a feed tube and the first wave guide connected laterally to the feed tube whereby a long dimension of the wave guide extends in the direction of the axis of the feed tube. A short circuiting element is disposed in the feed tube between the connection of the first wave guide and one end of the feed tube. The second wave guide extends parallel to the first one and is laterally connected with a wide side to that one end of the feed tube, closing the same. The wide dimensions of the two wave guides are turned by 90.degree.. The second wave guide is short circuited at its end, and a trimming pin is disposed on the second wave guide in axial alignment with the axis of the tube. The other end of the feed tube is connected to a single wave guide. The wave guides may have rectangular or elliptical cross section.

Abstract: A polarization feed is provided for use in a directional antenna under separation of two linearly polarized electromagnetic waves whereby the feed is basically comprised of a tube, one end of which flares into a feed horn configuration and two wave guides are connected thereto, one ending laterally with its axial end at the feed tube while the other one has one side connected to the other axial end of the feed tube under consideration that respective long cross sectional dimensions are 90.degree. rotated with respect to each other as connected to the tube. Appropriate means are provided for obtaining low reflection feeding.

Abstract: A wave guide is made through electrolytically depositing metal on a die and template member which is constructed so that certain fittings can be fastened thereto which will become embedded in parts in the wall of the guide wave made through the electrolytic deposition process. The fastening is made in a releasable manner so that the die can be reused.