Helical coupler from rectangular-to-circular waveguide

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Antenna Couplers, Helical Antennas, Radio Telescopes, Rectangular Waveguides, Transmission Efficiency, Waveguides, Antenna Arrays, Antenna Design, Cross Sections, Directional Antennas, Microwave Coupling, Propagation Modes, Very Large Array (Vla)

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The very-large-array (VLA) radio telescope utilizes a low-loss TE-01 circular waveguide transmission system. During the design of this system a coupler was developed which couples directly from a standard millimeter rectangular waveguide to the TE-01 mode in highly overmoded circular waveguide. In contrast to previous couplers which used periodically spaced groups of coupling holes, this design wraps the rectangular waveguide in a helix around the circular waveguide to give a continuous array of coupling apertures for maximum coupling and a compact mechanical configuration. In particular, couplers have been designed and fabricated which couple from WR-28 (26.5-40 GHz) and WR-22 (33-50 GHz) rectangular waveguides to the TE-01 mode in 20- and 60-mm-diam circular waveguide.

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