NASA NTRS ยท 19840009366
Multifrequency synthetic aperture radar antenna comparison study
Abstract
Three multifrequency, dual polarization SAR antenna designs are reviewed. The SAR antenna design specifications were for a "straw man' SAR which would approximate the requirements for projected shuttle-based SAR's. Therefore, the physical dimensions were constrained to be compatible with the space shuttle. The electrical specifications were similar to those of SIR-A and SIR-B with the addition of dual polarization and the addition of C and X band operation. Early in the antenna design considerations, three candidate technologies emerged as having promise. They were: (1) microstrip patch planar array antennas, (2) slotted waveguide planar array antennas, and (3) open-ended waveguide planar array antennas.
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Blevins, B. A.. 1983-09-01. Multifrequency synthetic aperture radar antenna comparison study. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19840009366
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