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NOTE 1 The performance of Cassegrain antennas may be more or less impaired by the partial blockage and scattering caused by the sub-reflector and also by its supporting struts The main effects are: efficiency loss This loss can be reduced to some tenths of a decibel if the sub-reflector diameter is not greater than about 1/10 of the main reflector diameter The blocking effect can be reduced by application of the so-called "shaping technique" This technique allows a reduction of the energy directed from the sub-reflector to the central part of the main reflector (and also to the primary feed) The sub-reflector supporting struts also have the blocking effect, although the loss is lower than that of sub-reflector blockage.

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A right triangle has six components: three sides and three angles. Figure 10-1 shows a right triangle with its various parts labeled. Angles are labeled A, B, and C; sides are labeled Hypotenuse, Base, and Height. Angle C is always 90 degrees (or PI/2 radians). If you know any two of these components (excluding Angle C, which is always known), you can use formulas to solve for the others.

side lobe effects Direct radiation of the primary feed outside the sub-reflector diameter (so-called "sub-reflector spill-over" radiation) increases the side lobes of the antenna and must, therefore, be kept as small as possible The sub-reflector edge diffraction must also be combined with the spill-over radiation The sub-reflector struts are located in the field of two radiated waves One is the radiated power from the main reflector (plane wave) and the other is the radiated power from the sub-reflector (spherical wave) The both waves are scattered by the struts and degrade the side lobe NOTE 2 Cassegrain and Gregorian antennas exhibit a lower noise temperature than front-fed antennas This is due to the fact that the direct spill-over rays from the primary radiator are directed towards the sky, while they are directed more or less towards the ground in the case of front-fed antennas..

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