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Phased array antenna with combined electronical and mechanical beam steering for satellite networks
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A 1024-Element Ku-Band SATCOM Phased-Array Transmitter With 45-dBW Single-Polarization EIRP
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Flat Array Antennas for Ku-Band Mobile Satellite Terminals
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A Small Ku-Band Polarization Tracking Active Phased Array for Mobile Satellite Communications
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