Abstract: An antenna system having a main reflector, a sub-reflector, and a plurality of horns for radiating different frequencies includes a beam waveguide system which cancels cross polarization otherwise inherent in the system. If the antenna system uses a non-rotationally-symmetric sub-reflector the cross polarization caused thereby is cancelled by the beam waveguide system having at least two focusing reflectors and selected parameters. Alternatively the beam waveguide system can be used with a rotationally symmetric and stationary sub-reflector by being positioned to reflect said beam on the axis of the main reflector. Either the horns or the focusing reflectors may be rotatably switched, the other group being stationary.

Abstract: An antenna system having a main reflector, a sub-reflector, and a plurality of horns for radiating different frequencies includes a beam waveguide system which cancels cross polarization otherwise inherent in the system. If the antenna system uses a non-rotationally-symmetric sub-reflector the cross polarization caused thereby is cancelled by the beam waveguide system having at least two focusing reflectors and selected parameters. Alternatively the beam waveguide system can be used with a rotationally symmetric and stationary sub-reflector by being positioned to reflect said beam on the axis of the main reflector. Either the horns or the focusing reflectors may be rotatably switched, the other group being stationary.

Abstract: A subreflector and reflectors in a primary radiation system, these constituting an offset dual-reflector aerial, are subjected to the so-called reflector-surface shaping. The main reflector is formed as a part of a revolutional paraboloid, and is a combination of a number of congruent reflector-segments. With such an arrangement, the manufacturing cost of a large-sized main reflector is reduced. The production error, and the aerial gain reduction and the deterioration of a wide-angle directivity due to the production error are minimized.

Abstract: An aerial system (antenna system) comprisesdual-reflector aerial consisting of a main reflector and subreflector;a primary feed whose input and output ends are fixed for elevation and azimuth rotation of said dual-reflector aerial;a plane reflector which is turned together with said dual-reflector aerial around an elevation rotating axis;a first curved reflector for reflecting waves generated from said primary feed; andsecond and third curved reflectors which sequentially reflect to lead the wave reflected by said first curved reflector to said plane reflector.

Abstract: A reflector antenna used for radar, etc, has a subreflector so as to give a relatively large aperture diameter for a primary radiator, and to decrease the effect of the outer atmosphere.A subreflector having a different curvature in a vertical plane than a curvature in a horizontal plane is provided whereby an antenna having a different beam width in the vertical plane to that in the horizontal plane is provided even though a primary radiator having a rotationally symmetrical beam is employed.