Aperture Antennas
- Aperture Antennas
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Resonant pyramidal horn antenna Aperture antennas are typically constructed with dielectric and metal walls, often with ridges. Feed pins or waveguide ports are used as excitations. FEKO can accurately model and simulate such antennas. Surface currents are solved and these are used to compute secondary parameters that are of interest, e.g.
- Transmission efficiency
- Axial ratio
- Far-field radiation patterns
- Input impedance bandwidth
Structures can further be optimised according to specified performance criteria, using the extensive optimisation tools in FEKO.


Axial-choke Conical Horn at 40 GHz:
3D gain and current distribution
Axial-choke Conical Horn at 40 GHz:
Polar plot of orthogonal gain patternsAxial-choke Conical Horn at 40 GHz:
CAD model
- Aperture Antennas
- Analysing a Pyramidal Horn Antenna with the MLFMM (Mr Ernst Burger) Sep 10, 2010
- Dual-Mode Circular Horn Simulation with the MLFMM (Mr Ernst Burger) Sep 08, 2010
- Horn-Fed Reflector Antenna (Mr Andre Young) Sep 22, 2010
- Naval Radar Analysis with UTD (Prof. Matthys Botha) Jul 08, 2010
- Reflector antenna with circular horn feed, analysed with GO (ray launching) (Prof. Matthys Botha) Jun 29, 2010
























