A precision-engineered parabolic or shaped surface that collects and focuses electromagnetic signals in antenna systems.
| Parameter | Typical range | Notes & selection driver |
|---|---|---|
| Gain | 30-50 dBi (typical parabolic) | |
| Weight | 5-5000 kg depending on size | |
| Wind Load | Up to 200 km/h survival | |
| Polarization | Linear or Circular | |
| Diameter/Range | 0.5m to 30m | |
| Frequency Range | UHF to Ku-band (300 MHz to 18 GHz) | |
| Surface Accuracy | ≤0.1mm RMS (for Ka-band) |
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To collect and concentrate electromagnetic signals, increasing antenna directivity and gain by reflecting waves toward the feed element.
Surface deviations must be less than 1/16 of the wavelength; inaccuracies cause phase errors, reducing gain and increasing sidelobes.
Yes, they are reciprocal components that enhance both outgoing and incoming signal efficiency through the same reflection principle.
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