Cassegrain Antennas Simplified | AWP Module 4 | Engineering Made Easy

EC306 - Antenna & Wave Propagation - Module 4
This video will give you a clear idea of what you mean by cassegrain reflector antennas along with its Principe of operation and its advantages over a regular parabolic reflector antenna. The concept is made as easy as possible in this video.
Session taken by - Rishi Remju ( B.Tech Electronics and Communication Engineering)
Syllabus based on KTU ( APJ Abdul Kalam Technological University )
Engineering made easy.

[@mdnoushadansari8176]

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[@priyadarshanranjan4915]

Thank u sir 😊

[@mdnoushadansari8176]

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[@riyajoshy5601]

Thank u sir it's quite easy to understand

[@BackbenchEngineer]

Happy to hear that! Do share it with your friends as well!!

[@fathimanazeer3101]

Understood ☺️👍

[@BackbenchEngineer]

Really glad to hear that Fathima!! 😄

[@afazmoopan5648]

thank you so much for these videos sir, very helpful and easy to understand. Isn't V antennas also an important topic of module 4?

[@rohith__]

Super sir

[@arjunvinod8470]

Sir, in the syllabus each of these antennas require the expression for E, H & gain without derivation.

[@BackbenchEngineer]

Yes no derivation required just the expression

[@arjunsajeev5306]

Rishi sir…. Wonderful class sir….. Really useful sir…. May God bless you sir…..❤️

[@BackbenchEngineer]

Thank you one of my first students!! 😝❤️

[@amylawrence131]

Is the secondary reflector in this antenna concave or convex?

[@BackbenchEngineer]

Hey Shilpa!! Briefly answering your query here : The secondary reflector here is a hyperbola which diverges the incident rays onto the primary reflector which is a parabola!! Hence, it is a convex reflector!!