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Which of the following combination forms a Cassegrain antenna?(a) The main reflector is parabolic and sub-reflector is hyperbolic(b) The main reflector is parabolic and sub-reflector is concave(c) The main reflector is hyperbolic and sub-reflector is parabolic(d) The main reflector is hyperbolic and sub-reflector is convexThis question was addressed to me during an interview.I'd like to ask this question from Basics in chapter Reflector Antenna of Antennas

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Right OPTION is (a) The main reflector is PARABOLIC and sub-reflector is hyperbolic

Explanation: A Cassegrain antenna is a dual reflector antenna and is axis symmetry. It consists of two REFLECTORS and one PRIMARY feed. The main reflector is parabolic and sub-reflector is hyperbolic (convex).



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