C-Band Feed Design and Prototype Tests

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C-Band Feed Design and Prototype Tests S. Srikanth NRAO/Charlottesville S. Srikanth EVLA Feed CDR February 17, 2005

EVLA Receiver Bands S. Srikanth EVLA Feed CDR February 17, 2005

C-Band Feed Details Aperture ID = 22.118 (11.2 λ) Aperture OD = 24.25 Length = 66 (33.5λ) Input Dia. = 1.875 Ө input = 8° Ө max = 12° (all dimensions = inches) Corrugations Total = 132 Ring-loaded = 7 Pitch = 0.563 Flange width = 0.090 Corrug. width = 0.473 No. per λ = 3.5

C-Band Prototype Work in Progress S. Srikanth EVLA Feed CDR February 17, 2005

MIT Lincoln Laboratory Compact Range Target Gantry Range: 400 MHz – 100 GHz Chamber: 66′ L x 44′ W x 38′ H 36″ pyramids – feed to reflector 36″ – 44″ wedge – feed to back wall 36″ – 44″ pyramids – back wall Temperature: 68° - 72° F Reflector: Rolled–edge; Aperture – 24′ x 24′ Parabolic Section – 10′ x 10′; rms < 0.0015″ Focal length – 24′ Quiet Zone: 12′ x 12′ x 12′; 19′ center Isolated concrete slab 24 ft. x 24 ft. Rolled-Edge reflector Chebyshev Absorber Target Support Frequency coverage: 400 MHz - 100 GHz Quiet zone size: 12 ft. Max target weight: 2,000 lb S. Srikanth EVLA Feed CDR February 17, 2005

EVLA Feed Horn Under Test in the New Lincoln Laboratory Compact Range (11 August 2004) EVLA Feed Horn (4 to 8 GHz) Polarization over Elevation Positioner EVLA Feed Horn Compact Range Feed Horn (2 to 18 GHz) Slide over Azimuth over Elevation Positioner

Test Adapters 3.95 to 5.85 GHz Need: 1.875 dia. to WR–187 (1.872 x 0.872) Built: 1.875 dia. to WR–187 stepped transition; 12 sections; 11″ long; S11 < - 20dB 5.85 to 8.20 GHz Need: 1.875 dia. to WR–137 (1.37 x 0.622) Available: 1.75 dia. to WR–187 Built: (a) 1.875 dia. to 1.75 linear transition (b) WR–187 to WR–137 stepped transition; 9 sections; 5″ long S. Srikanth EVLA Feed CDR February 17, 2005

Theory & Measured 4.0 GHz S. Srikanth EVLA Feed CDR February 17, 2005

Theory & Measured 6.0 GHz S. Srikanth EVLA Feed CDR February 17, 2005

Theory & Measured 8.0 GHz S. Srikanth EVLA Feed CDR February 17, 2005

Co- & X-Polarized Field Patterns - Measured S. Srikanth EVLA Feed CDR February 17, 2005

Co- & X-Polarized Field Patterns - Measured S. Srikanth EVLA Feed CDR February 17, 2005

Measured E- & H- Plane Patterns - 6.0 GHz S. Srikanth EVLA Feed CDR February 17, 2005

Computed Return Loss S. Srikanth EVLA Feed CDR February 17, 2005

Return Loss of C-Band S/N 2 While Installed on Antenna 14 S. Srikanth EVLA Feed CDR February 17, 2005

Feed As Installed On the Antenna S. Srikanth EVLA Feed CDR February 17, 2005

C-Band Feed Summary S. Srikanth EVLA Feed CDR February 17, 2005 Taper at 9.3° Freq. (GHz) H E X-pol PC 4.0 -11.9 -12.3 -34.1 14.2 4.4 -12.2 -12.0 -31.5 4.8 -11.2 -11.8 5.2 -12.4 -32.2 28.8 5.6 -11.6 -11.4 -36.7 6.0 -13.0 -13.2 -39.2 42.6 6.4 -13.3 -32.8 6.8 -12.5 -13.5 -25.8 7.2 -16.2 -15.9 -31.0 7.6 -25.0 8.0 -10.2 -24.0 S. Srikanth EVLA Feed CDR February 17, 2005