Abstract
A dual-chamber compact range configuration is proposed wherein the main reflector and target zone are located in the main chamber and an oversized Gregorian subreflector and associated feed assemblies in the other. The chambers are isolated by an absorber fence except for a small coupling aperture which is used to transmit signals between them. The absorber fence prevents diffraction by the subreflector and spillover by the feed from illuminating the main reflector and target zone. System performance is analyzed with and without the absorber fence to show how the coupling aperture should be shaped to minimize diffractions. >
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