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nized that there exist relations between the transmitting and scattering properties of antennas [Sinclair et al. 1947, Stevenson 1948, Appel-Hansen 1979]. However, the scattering from practical antennas is not well covered in the literature. Several theoretical papers on scattering from basic antenna types like dipole, horn, slot, or similar elementary antenna elements have been published. For an overview, see among others [Collin and Zucker 1969, Williams 1986, Balanis 1997, Tai 2001, Bach Andersen 2003]. A number of authors have adopted a scattering matrix approach for single element antennas; see, for example, [Collin and Zucker 1969, Knott et al. 1993, Hansen 1989]. In [Harrington 1964], Harrington presents a formulation for the problem of scattering by an N-port loaded antenna where the representation is made in terms of open-circuited impedance parameters and short-circuited admittance parameters. Some authors have treated the problem of scattering from planar array antennas, for example, [Tittensor and Newton 1989, Wills 1991, Chen and Jin 1995, McNamara et al. 1992, Fan and Jin 1999]. Rather few references deal with scattering from conformal array antennas. Ko and Mittra [1989] investigated the scattering properties of an array of patches placed on a parabolic cylindrical surface. Fan and [Jin 1997] analyzed the scattering from a slotted waveguide array bent into a cylindrical shape. In this chapter, we will present some examples of scattering from a cylindrical conformal array antenna. This array has waveguide aperture elements, and we will investigate cases with and without a dielectric coating on the array. We will also give some examples of a trade-off between antenna performance and scattering characteristics by optimizing the antenna load. The results for the cylindrical array are based on recent research by Dr. Bj rn Thors and coworkers; see [Thors 2003] and related references.

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