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Abstract
A microwave lens based on spatially combining the outputs from a double sided arrangement of circularly polarized printed curl antennas is demonstrated. The lens operating at 2.49 GHz is capable of converting either LH or RH CP incident energy into RH or LH CP respectively. A single element converter is developed as the core lens element. Directivity and coupling studies are presented in order to assist in the design of the lens array. The lens has low profile and requires no internal matching networks. A dual sided 3 times 3 array was constructed and exhibited 19 dBi gain. It is shown how relative rotation of the lens elements can be utilized to accept/send the entry/exit beam at angles away from boresight.
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