Abstract
3-D quasi-optical systems have a more comprehensive range of application scenarios, and their analysis and design are more complicated than those of 2-D systems. In this work, we improve Gaussian beam mode analysis (GBMA) to analyze 3-D multi-reflector systems. The expressions of co- and cross-polarization and their derivations are given and discussed in detail. Furthermore, several 3-D dual-reflector systems with different rotation angles are chosen as simulation examples to assess the validity and precision of 3-D GBMA compared with physical optics (PO) in the commercial software GRASP10. Furthermore, a 3-D double ellipsoidal reflector system with a π/2 rotation angle operating at 183 GHz is designed, manufactured, and tested. Measured results of the system demonstrate that it is in good agreement with the simulated results of 3-D GBMA and PO for both the co- and cross-polarization. By comparing the computing time performance of 3-D GBMA and PO in GRASP10, the high efficiency of 3-D GBMA is clarified. With 3-D GBMA, the field in 3-D quasi-optical systems can be calculated preciously and rapidly.
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