Reflector Antennas

Reflector antennas are devices that direct radio waves using a large, curved surface called a reflector. The antenna's feed emits signals toward the reflector, which then focuses and bounces these signals in a specific direction, enhancing signal strength and coverage. Commonly used in satellite communications and radar systems, they can have parabolic (bowl-shaped) or other curved geometries. The precise shape of the reflector ensures signals are concentrated and transmitted efficiently over long distances or received with high gain, making them essential for reliable, high-quality wireless communication.