US Patent 7576701 Rotating screen dual reflector antenna
Patent 7576701 was granted and assigned to Raytheon on August, 2009 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
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A system for steering a beam includes a main reflector that receives a signal from a subreflector and reflects the signal in a reflection direction. A prism refracts the signal in a refraction direction. One or more motors adjust a relative orientation between the main reflector and the prism to change a relative orientation between the reflection direction and the refraction direction to steer a beam resulting from the signal.
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US Patent 07576701 Rotating screen dual reflector antenna US Patent 7576701 Rotating screen dual reflector antenna
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August 18, 2009
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