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Which of the following is not used for aperture blocking?

Which of the following is not used for aperture blocking? Correct Answer High directive feed

A high directive feed means a large feed. It partially shadows the primary reflector and becomes an obstacle for blockage. Aperture blocking can be avoided by reducing size of sub-reflector, thereby spillover and by using Offset feed system.

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