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A wavelength-scaled ultra-wide bandwidth array

An ultra-wideband antenna array design concept is presented that achieves the same functionality of traditional single-element-based ultra-wideband arrays using multiple elements that are scaled in size from the base high-frequency element, resulting in significantly fewer elements overall. For an array with 8:1 bandwidth, a fully functional design can be achieved with fewer than 16% of the original element count - i.e. 6.4× fewer elements, and the need for only 11% of the original electronics - a reduction factor of 9.2×, while maintaining the same array footprint. This novel array design leads to a significant reduction in weight and most importantly - a significant reduction in the cost to construct hardware and electronics; all while maintaining the same performance capacity of a traditional wideband antenna array.