Abstract
This work presents a formulation for shaping the main reflector of a dual-reflector antenna designed to offer an omnidirectional coverage with an arbitrary radiation pattern in the vertical plane. The subreflector is generated by an axis-displaced ellipse and the main reflector is shaped to achieve a prescribed far-field radiation pattern. The shaping procedure is based on geometrical optics (GO) principles. Two distinct far-field ray structures are investigated. The GO-shaping results are validated by an analysis using the accurate method of moments technique.
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