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- jrproc.1949.229682 date "August 1949".
- jrproc.1949.229682 doi "10.1109/JRPROC.1949.229682".
- jrproc.1949.229682 first "Winston".
- jrproc.1949.229682 isCitedBy History_of_metamaterials.
- jrproc.1949.229682 issue "8".
- jrproc.1949.229682 journal Proceedings_of_the_Institute_of_Radio_Engineers.
- jrproc.1949.229682 last "Kock,".
- jrproc.1949.229682 pages "852–855".
- jrproc.1949.229682 quote "Lens antennas for microwave applications are described which produce a focusing effect by physically increasing the path lengths, compared to free space, of radio waves passing through the lens. This is accomplished by means of baffle plates which extend parallel to the magnetic vector, and which are either tilted or bent into serpentine shape so as to force the waves to travel the longer-inclined or serpentine path. The three-dimensional contour of the plate array is shaped to correspond to a convex lens. The advantages over previous metallic lenses are: broader band performance, greater simplicity, and less severe tolerances.".
- jrproc.1949.229682 title "Path-Length Microwave Lenses".
- jrproc.1949.229682 volume "37".