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Electroforming of corrugated horn for radiotelescope

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Corrugated horns are used in Radio telescopes as feeders for reflector antennas. The- se are usually made by a hybrid electroforming and machining method. However, no published information is available in literature on manufacturing of corrugated horns solely by electroforming. We, in this paper, for the first time, present a method of making corrugated horn with an integral circular to rectangular transition and a flange, entirely by electroforming technique. The performance of the horn was evaluated at the design frequency rage 85-115 GHz. and was found to be excellent.

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Electrodeposition and electroforming: Proceedings of the International Conference on Electrodeposition and Electroforming, February 20-22, 1986, IISc, Bangalore, India, 1986, Tata McGraw-Hill, 1988, p57-67

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1988 Tata McGraw-Hill