Several aspects related to the realisation of annular synthesis telescopes operating at millimetre wavelengths

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Antenna Design, Millimeter Waves, Multibeam Antennas, Radio Telescopes, Antenna Feeds, Geometry, Sidelobes, Subreflectors

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The geometric constraints related to annular synthesis telescopes and other aspects related to their realization are reported. Flat subreflectors for the unit-collecting areas of annular synthesis telescopes can be used in the regime where the ratio of D (the overall diameter of the annular synthesis telescope) to lambda is greater than or equal to 150; the curved subreflectors can be used in the regime where this radio is less than or equal to 17,000. It is shown that high-quality hybrid mode feeds having a small flare angle can be used to illuminate the unit-collecting areas of annular synthesis telescopes. The considerable isolation between adjacent feeds illuminating the unit-collecting areas of annular synthesis telescopes can be obtained without decreasing the number of independent antenna beams realizable.

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