RussianPatents.com

Hybrid optical-type antenna with dilated angles of areal scanning

Hybrid optical-type antenna with dilated angles of areal scanning
IPC classes for russian patent Hybrid optical-type antenna with dilated angles of areal scanning (RU 2352033):

H01Q1 - Details of, or arrangements associated with, aerials (arrangements for varying orientation of directional pattern H01Q0003000000)
Another patents in same IPC classes:
Director antenna Director antenna / 2351043
Invention pertains to radio engineering and can be used in telecommunication systems of an ultrahigh frequency range for making flat printed antennae. The director antenna contains thin trapezoidal dielectric base 1 with front 2 and back 3 surfaces, which has parallel to each other radiation emitting and non-radiation emitting sides, and also lateral tilted non-radiation emitting sides 6 and 7, coaxial cable with central 8 and shielding 9 conductors, exciting antenna 10 with active 11 and open 12 ends made on frontal surface 2 base 1 parallel to its radiating side 4. Directors 14, 15 and 16, and also the powering micro-strip line 17 made also on front surface 2 base 1, and the reflector 13 and additionally input right-angled conductor strip 20 - on back surface 3 base 1.
Printed antenna Printed antenna / 2351042
Invention pertains to radio engineering and can be used in stationary and mobile telecommunication systems of ultrahigh frequency ranges for making flat printed antennae. The printed antenna has a thin right angle dielectric base 1 with front 2 and back 3 surfaces, which have pair of big 4, 5 and pair of small 6, 7 sides, made in the form of a solid right-angled printed conductor 8 with pair of big 9, 10 and pair of small 11, 12 sides. This conductor covers a part of the area of back surface 3 base 1. On front surface 2 base 1 above solid conductor 8 orthogonally to its big sides 9 and 10 is made a powering microstrip line 13. Antenna also contains first 16 and second 2 thin printed radiating elements with sides 18, 19 and 20, 21, which have various lengths, made in a form rotated 90 degrees towards and anti-clockwise of the capital Latin letters "L" correspondingly, and also additional micro-strip line 22 and conductive printed pedestal 25 in the form of a "dovetail".
Space vehicle deployable bulky reflector Space vehicle deployable bulky reflector / 2350519
Proposed reflector comprises central assembly representing aligned base and flange, and power carcass mechanically coupled, via form-building structure, with reticular sheet. The base is made from honeycomb panel. The said power carcass is made up of rectilinear spokes pivoted to the base and representing reticular rod structures with braces on the said structures ends. There is telescopic mast attached to the reflector base opposite to its aperture. The mast spear is linked to flexible ties coupled with the aforesaid spokes. The said form-building structure represents regularly arranged flexible bands attached to the reticular sheet working surface. Number of the said bands can increase from the centre to reflector periphery and pass radially from the flange to the ends of afore indicated braces and cords jointing the ends of adjacent braces. The brackets unequally distant from the centre are fastened on the bands surfaces and comprise staples, the form-building structure elements, connected by means of tangential cords. The said staples are axially jointed by ties with the said spokes and braces, as well as with the cords tensioned arc-like between the said spokes opposite appropriate tangential cords.
Method for production of space vehicle deployable bulky reflector Method for production of space vehicle deployable bulky reflector / 2350518
Proposed method comprises stretching metallised knitted reticular sheet with preset force, cutting it into fragments and serging along radial directions to provide for required shape and sizes. The said sheet is cut into wedge-like fragments with the width of allowances not less than that of the form-building structure elements representing band. Then, these fragments are folded so that allowances get overlapped to be serged with zigzag seam over entire width of allowance. Now the reticular sheet working surface is placed on processing appliance representing required-shape 3D template, stretched with preset force to rule out surface irregularities. The required shape and sizes attained, the aforesaid sheet is fixed by means of the band staples relative to the bands surfaces. Note that the bands are preliminary placed on the said template and adjusted with the help of tangential cords to the required shape of the sections located nearby seams. Processing appliance is removed after mounting the reticular sheet on the strength carcass and reference marks are applied onto the said sheet working surface. Reflector working surface is finally adjusted with its aperture upwards and downwards and, then, tested. The working surface results with root-mean-square departure from theoretical profile not exceeding 1.3 mm measured after all tests at, approximately, 2700 points.
Receiving active aerial Receiving active aerial / 2349995
Active antenna contains slot coupled antenna component and the input of low-noise amplifier. It is ensured by slotted coupling holes of the same geometry and slot width to length ratio 0.1...0.2 respectively. These holes are formed within the plated layer of substrate interior and within earth board surface of low-noise amplifier. They are arranged specifically under the printed wire, while input circuit of the amplifier presents microstrip segment provided under the specified perpendicular coupling holes. It is supplied with diode assembly. The low-noise amplifier board is electroconductive fixed on the plated lower board surface thus ensuring the slotted hole within earth board plane of the low-noise amplifier under the slotted hole within the plated layer of substrate interior.
Pilotless flight vehicle (versions) Pilotless flight vehicle (versions) / 2349508
Invention relates to flight vehicle fuselage outer element designs. Pilotless flight vehicle comprises basing (1) with tight radiotransparent blister (2) and control system (3). Note that proposed designs can incorporate a self-contained compressed air source, atmospheric air pressure head, self-contained compressor or aircraft engine compressor.
Antenna system of two-coordinate direction finder Antenna system of two-coordinate direction finder / 2349006
Invention concerns radio engineering and can be used in the active and passive systems of radio direction finding on two angular co-ordinates in land and onboard devices at which the antenna system contains a flat antenna lattice with lamellar radiators. Antenna to system of a two-co-ordinate direction finder contains lamellar radiators and their systems cophased boosting in two sublattices which are disposed on one leg of the first orthogonal straight line, and are executed by mirror symmetrical concerning lamellar radiators in two sublattices located on other leg of the first orthogonal straight line. Lamellar radiators and their systems cophased boosting in two sublattices, located on one leg of the second orthogonal straight line, are executed by mirror symmetrical concerning lamellar radiators in two sublattices located on other leg of the second orthogonal straight line. Two feeding lines join high-frequency inlets of the phase circuit changer to exits of systems cophased boosting two sublattices located on one leg of the second orthogonal straight line. The device contains 180-degree phase-shifting parenthesizings.
Broadband horn-microstrip antenna Broadband horn-microstrip antenna / 2349005
Invention concerns to VHF antennas. The second shunt is in addition entered into the broadband horn-microstrip antenna containing a megaphone, the resonator and the shunt, the megaphone has the shape of the square direct cylinder, and the resonator plate is executed from well spending material in the form of the circle sector which symmetry axis is perpendicular to two opposite lateral walls of a megaphone and transits through their symmetry axes. The sector vertex is added by symmetrically acting strip device, the situation and which sizes are determined by value of the given strip of working frequencies. The vertex of sector of a circle of a plate of the resonator is joined to the central conductor of a feeding coaxial line a trusty electrical link, and the feeding coaxial line is brought to a resonator plate through a lateral wall perpendicularly to it, and the exterior conductor of a line is anchored on a lateral wall by a trusty electrical link. The first and the second shunts, made from well-conducting material, join corners of sector of the resonator plate circle to corresponding lateral walls of a megaphone and is provided trusty mechanical and an electrical link.
Anechoic chamber Anechoic chamber / 2346365
Invention relates to radio engineering and may be used to measure radar cross-section diagrams for radar target simulators. Anechoic chamber is a room with walls, floor and ceiling covered inside with radar absorbent material sheets. Anechoic chamber transverse section is a parallelogram, two sides of which form acute angle ϕ with vertical plane, and the other two with the horizontal one. Anechoic chamber longitudinal section is a horizontal-base trapezoid. ϕ angles are equal to ratio of anechoic zone diameter D to four distances from anechoic zone outer surface to the closest inner surface of anechoic chamber L or exceed this value (ϕ≥D/4L).
Circular antenna Circular antenna / 2346364
Circular antenna is designed for use in antenna-feeder systems to provide for robust radio communication with distant stations in any azimuthal direction. Dipole antennas of log-periodic dipole arrays located in planes of conditional multi-sided truncated pyramide with even number of sides (8 or more), according to radio facilities electromagnetic compatibility conditions, are used as driven elements added to circular antenna system of director-type (Yagi-Uda) antennas. Passive elements: reflector element and directors are located in horizontal plane, which passes through driven element; reflector element remains inside the conditional pyramide, while directors are outside. Number of directors in director-type (Yagi-Uda) antennas is determined by required horizontal-plane directivity in specified azimuth direction.
Radio-absorbing cover Radio-absorbing cover / 2243899
Cover is formed in form of layer on basis of fiber, placed between outer and inner layers of dielectric materials. Fiber layer along thickness is formed of several cloths of textile material of synthetic filaments with carbon cover with specific electrical, in which adjacent cloths are interconnected by inserts of given thickness on basis of dielectric connecting substance. Outer layer is made of rubber. Inner layer is made of dielectric connecting substance, containing granulated material, weakening reflection of electro-magnetic waves, in amount of 5-25% of total.
Composite material for shielding electromagnetic emission and a method for manufacture thereof / 2243980
Invention discloses a method for manufacturing composite material for shielding-mediated protection against electromagnetic emission and can be used in electronics, in radio engineering, and also in a series of special-destination articles. In addition, material may be used for anechoic boxes and in various assemblies of technical devices and radio apparatuses. Method comprises mixing modified graphite-containing conducting filler and polymeric binder at weight ratio (50-80):(20-50). Once ingredients combined, mixture is additionally subjected to thermal expansion in thermal shock mode at 250-310оС and then molded. Polymeric binder is selected from polyolefins, polystyrene, fluoroplastic, polyvinylchloride paste and modified graphite is product obtained by modifying graphite with concentrated sulfuric and nitric acids. Material is characterized by that, in wavelength band from 2 to 5 cm at thickness of material up to 0.1 mm, transmission coefficient is decreased from -40 to -85 dB.
Helicopter with radar antenna Helicopter with radar antenna / 2245820
Radar antenna is located under fuselage and is provided with mechanisms for rotating it relative to vertical axis and turning it relative to horizontal axis. Rotation mechanism has body consisting of two parts; one part is secured in fuselage and other part is rotatable relative to first one. Radar antenna is secured on frame through strip on which charge for emergency jettisoning is mounted; said frame is connected with movable part of body by means of supports; one end of each support is connected with movable part of body and other end is connected with frame by means of axle. Rotation mechanism of radar antenna is mounted on movable part of body and is made in form of rod performing reciprocating motion by means of drive; its one end is connected with frame by means of axle and bracket. Mounted on fixed part of body is drive of mechanism turning the radar antenna relative to vertical and horizontal axes.
Composition for absorption of electromagnetic emission and a method for preparation thereof Composition for absorption of electromagnetic emission and a method for preparation thereof / 2247759
Invention relates to a method of preparation and to composition of magneto-dielectric materials absorbing electromagnetic emission. Composition is prepared by combining binder with superdispersed magneto-dielectric filler, in particular composite product obtained through caking at 1150-1250°C followed by disaggregation of cake composed of magnetic particles of ferrite material (61.5-86.7 vol %) obtained by chemical precipitation of ferrite phase from aqueous solutions, the rest being layers of dielectric oxides precipitated onto surface of magnetic particles by way of nanomolecular layering from gas medium. Invention further discloses composition including 65-75 vol % of superdispersed magneto-dielectric filler along with binder prepared by above-indicated method.
Composition for absorption of electromagnetic emission and a method for preparation thereof Composition for absorption of electromagnetic emission and a method for preparation thereof / 2247760
Invention relates to a method of preparation and to composition of materials absorbing electromagnetic emission. Composition is prepared by combining binder with ferrite, the latter containing 60-90% of ferrite material obtained according to high-temperature ceramic technology and ground to microparticle size and 10-40% of particles belonging to ferrite phase obtained by chemical precipitation from aqueous solutions onto surface of ferrite material microparticles. Ferrite is calcined in the form of isolated precipitate at 500-600°C and then disaggregated. Invention further discloses ferrite-based composition containing 9-13% binder obtained by above-indicated method.
Transceiving antenna Transceiving antenna / 2249280
Proposed superbroad-band antenna characterized in passband extended to six octaves with fixed low-pass transmission windows is disposed in plane perpendicular to screen and has radiators made in the form of three monopoles that form funnel-shaped directivity pattern in elevation plane and omnidirectional pattern in azimuth plane. Electric length of radiators and distances between axes of central radiator and side ones are stipulated. In addition radiators and matching device or matching device only are disposed in space filled with insulating material having dielectric constant not over 2.0. This space may be shaped as elliptical cylinder or elliptical truncated cone. Other dimensions of antenna are specified. Cone may be interpolated by polyhedron with minimum four apexes whose pointed edges are rounder off at radius of minimum 0.01λm.
Ship Ship / 2249535
Ship has metal hull and superstructure which is made from multi-layer polymer composite material. Ratio of superstructure area to hull area shall be no less than 0.54; metal members built in superstructure are coated with radio-absorbing external layer. Open cavities in hull and in superstructure are provided with detachable shields made from material reflecting the radio waves. Provision is made for forming false radar targets for receiving enemy missiles and effective protection of personnel against radiation of own radar facilities.
Horn antenna Horn antenna / 2250542
Proposed horn antenna 1 (Fig. 1) that can be used in metrology, in communication systems, in solving problems of electromagnetic compatibility and is characterized in low level of cross-polarization component of field and linear phase-frequency characteristic has rectangular horn 2 whose butt-end is closed with metal plug 6 that mounts coaxial connector, as well as first, second and third metal ridges 3, 4, and 17, respectively; two first opposing faces 8 and 9 of rectangular horn 2 are made of metal in the form of equilateral trapezium and other two faces 11 and 12, in the form of a number of contact members 13 whose leads are electrically connected to respective metal faces 8 and 9. First metal ridge 3 is mounted in center of metal face 8, second and third metal faces 4 and 17 are mounted on metal face 9 symmetrically relative to first metal ridge 3 either side of the latter; first metal ridge 3 is connected on metal plug 6 to central conductor of coaxial connector; second and third metal ridges 4 and 17 are connected on metal plug 6 to ground conductor of coaxial connector. Relevant equations describing shape of metal ridges are given in description of invention.
Antenna assembly Antenna assembly / 2251767
Novelty is that separating screen is newly inserted in antennaassemly metal reflector in the form of cylindrical surface with part of (O.6 - 1.4)λ width cut along generating line, where λ is wavelength; this screen is disposed in symmetry axis within reflector to create two in-phase excited apertures and functions to narrow directivity pattern in H-plane. In this way proposed antenna incorporates provision for two-fold narrowing of directivity pattern in H-plane (to 30 - 60 deg.) while maintaining narrow (about 20 deg.) directivity pattern in E-plane.
Circular-polarization microstrip antenna Circular-polarization microstrip antenna / 2251768
Proposed antenna that can be used in production of various receiving, transmitting, and transceiving antenna assemblies including phased antenna arrays has microstrip line with exciting structure on one end and ground conductor, on other that has slots functioning as radiators; these relatively perpendicular slots are disposed on adjacent sides of square radiator each of whose sides equals half-wavelength; radiator is coupled with slots through first and second insulating layers; dielectric constant of second insulating layer is twice as high as that of first insulating layer; slots are series-excited by means of one section of microstrip line.

FIELD: physics.

SUBSTANCE: double guidance of beam is used in hybrid optical-type antenna (HOA): electronic and mechanical. Electronic scanning in the HOA is carried out by switching method with amplitude and phase change. Periodic travel of field of electronic scanning is reached by means of mechanical scanning.

EFFECT: increase of scanning speed at reduction of sizes of active phased antenna array.

3 cl, 7 dwg, 2 tbl

 

The invention is a hybrid mirror antenna (GSA) with extended corners of the sector scanning in the azimuth plane is relates to antenna technique and can be used on space stations for airspace control.

In [1] the invention is intended for use in direction finding systems and maintenance and reduces the change of level crossing pattern (BOTTOM) in ravesignal direction in a wide range of frequencies. To do this in the mirror antenna containing a reflector in the form of clippings paraboloid of rotation and multi-element feed, which is made in the form of a 4-cell of the hexagonal lattice of the open ends of the N waveguides, combs N waveguides continue beyond the plane of their aperture in the form of protrusions, the distance between which increases smoothly up to 0,25-0,45 λ.

In [2] proposed an algorithm for the synthesis of hybrid reflector antenna with shaped reflector, the surface of which is formed by using a numerical optimization procedures; consider the example antenna with linear irradiating the grating is designed to scan in one plane in a limited sector of angles.

In the patent [3] considered a deployable mirror antenna mounted on the surface of the spacecraft. The antenna has parabolistical with horn exciter and the mechanical part with two DC motors. The mechanical part consists of a bearing slewing rings, two parallel rails, the sliding mechanism, the elevation mechanism and the clamping mechanism of the irradiator. Rotating the ring determines the position of the antenna in azimuth and is driven by electric motor, associated through a worm mechanism. The sliding mechanism, which is fixed to the elevation mechanism associated with the mirror is moved along the guides with the help of motor. The mechanical part provides quick and precise deployment of the antenna with the minimum level of interference waves from her protruding parts.

A prototype of the proposed antenna can be considered as GSA proposed in [4]. The article describes theory and design of antennas with a diameter of 35.5 m with scan angle, up to 200 times greater than the width of the pattern. The system operates in the Ka band at a frequency of 35.6 GHz, has a beam width of 0.02° and is used to determine hurricane centers of the circular motion of the upper-level clouds from the spacecraft, allows three-dimensional analysis of critical parameters and dynamics that control their formation and evolution. GSA consists of a spherical reflector with a radius of 56 m and rolling irradiator (spiral) in the form of a planar phased antenna array. Phased antenna grills who has 271 element, located in the nodes of a hexagonal grid with a pitch of 0.9 λ.

The lack of structures considered antennas with mechanical drive is their low scan rate. In these antennas, however, is provided by a wide area of exposure. In GSA with electronic scanning expansion of the sector scan increased the size of the active phased antenna array (AFAR).

The technical result, which is achieved by the claimed invention is to overcome the inherent prototype disadvantages, such as increasing the scanning speed when reducing the size AFAR.

To achieve the claimed technical result is offered in well-known GSA to use double beam steering: electronic and mechanical.

Figure 1 shows the block diagram of GSA dual beam made according to the invention. GSA with extended corners of the sector scanning in the azimuth plane includes a reflector (R) 1, feed 2 in the form AFAR, placed outside the focal plane, transceiver modules (MRP1-MRPn) 3 with phasers and attenuators in the channels of the transmit and receive microwave distribution system (PC) 4, which receives microwave energy from the exciter (OT) 5, power supply modules (FE1-FEn) 6, processor active phased array (PA) 7, SADUS the th amplitude and phase distribution in PPM 1-MRPnthe cluster radiation AFAR, and differs from prototype [4] the fact that GSA additionally introduced a mechanism for changing the position of the reflector (MPR) 8, block correction coordinate of the cluster radiation (Bq) 9 entered in the processor active phased array (PA). In the proposed design GSA MNR may be made in the form of the mechanism of rotation of the reflector, the optical axis (OO) which does not coincide with the axis of rotation (S), or in the form of a swing mechanism of the reflector in azimuth plane.

The proposed design GSA works as follows. Electronic scanning in azimuth and elevation provides an overview within a given number (for example, 30 20) widths of the directional diagrams (SDN) and is switching the way with the change of amplitude and phase. The essence of this method consists in the following. Each position of the beam of GSA corresponds to the inclusion of a specific set MRP AFAR (cluster emission) with the corresponding values of amplitude and phase, set the attenuators and phasers. Moving the beam is achieved by changing the position of the cluster and set the new values of the amplitude and phase of the MRP. Switching control, the amplitude and the phase of the MRP is on the codes of the processor. Additional scan (from minus 30 to 30 SDN) is achieved by changing the position of the reflector by rotating vatrogasci (S), normal to the plane AFAR and not coincident with the optical axis (PA) of the reflector, or the swing of the reflector in azimuth plane. MNR changes the position of the reflector and is controlled by the processor (PA).

Bq entered in the processor AFAR, performs the correction table of the coordinates of clusters of radiation that is loaded in the processor, depending on the position of the reflector. Correction occurs for the current position of the MPR on the ratios of (13), (14) while rotating and swing accordingly.

Figure 2 shows the graphs of the amplitude of the field distribution in AFAR depending on the deflection of the beam, obtained by mathematical modeling. Curve 10 corresponds neuklonnogo beam, curve 11 - deviation 30 SHDN, curve 12 - deviation 60 SDN. The shape of the distribution will be close to rectangular (Fresnel) when the deviation of the beam to 8 SDN. Most of the distortion caused by caustical, will be the removal of stains AFAR more than 20 SDN. To reduce the effect of distortion to increase the size AFAR.

Large size AFAR, on the one hand, lead to an increase in the mass of the antenna and the shading of the reflector, on the other hand, allow you to concentrate power in one or a small number of antipersonnel mines. The ratio of focal length to the diameter of the mirror is chosen so as to ensure minimum dimensions AFAR.

If still the reflector in one cycle the beam is within the scan N xprovisions in azimuth and Nyprovisions in elevation. At this time of the beam in each of the fixed positions is

where Nxa number of provisions of the beam in azimuth;

Nya number of provisions of the beam in elevation;

T - the time of the review.

The time dependence of the position of the beam in azimuth during one cycle of the review are presented in figure 3 and is defined by the expression

where δ - step scanning in azimuth;

Δ - limit scan in azimuth;

i - the position number of the beam in azimuth;

where floor {...} is the integer part of the fraction;

Nxa number of provisions of the beam in azimuth;

δt is the time of the beam in a fixed position;

t - time.

The time dependence of the position of the beam in elevation for one cycle of the review are presented in figure 4 and is defined by the expression

where δ - step scanning in elevation;

Δ - limit scanning in elevation;

j is the position of the beam in elevation.

where floor {...} is the integer part of the fraction;

Nya number of provisions of the beam in elevation;

δt is the time of the beam in a fixed position;

t - time.

Shown in figure 4 marks the provisions of the rays meet the t table 1.

Table 1
Designation beam position i j
a 1 1
b 1 Ny
c Nx 1
d Nx Ny

The calculated position of the center of the cluster distribution fields AFAR expressed as

Xi=-F·tg(Aiand

Yj=-F·tg(Bj) (6)

where F is the focal length of the reflector;

Andi- the position of the beam in azimuth;

Bj- the position of the beam in elevation;

In the proposed variant of construction of GSA with a movable reflector when browsing in azimuth beam moves in two directions - half cycle (rays i=1÷Nx'/2) - right and the second half cycle (rays i=Nx'/2+l-Nx') - left (a total of Nx' provisions). When moving to the right scanning in elevation in negative angles (rays j=1÷Ny'/2), and moving to the left for positive angles (rays j=Ny'/2+1 the N y'). The time dependence of the position of the beam in azimuth for the variant with a moving reflector is presented on figure 5 and is defined by the expression

where δ' - step scanning in azimuth;

Δ' limit scanning in azimuth;

i - the position number of the beam in azimuth,

Nx' is the number of positions the beam in azimuth;

floor{...} is the integer part of the fraction;

Nx'is the number of positions the beam in azimuth;

δt is the time of the beam in a fixed position;

t - time.

Shown in figure 5 letter designations curve plots correspond to the positions of the rays: the plot Andi1' - i=1÷Nx'/2, plot Andi2' -i=Nx'/2+1÷Nx'.

The time dependence of the position of the beam in elevation of a variant with a moving reflector is presented on Fig.6 and is determined by the expression,

& Delta; b' is the step of scanning in azimuth;

Δ' limit scanning in azimuth;

j is the position of the beam in elevation;

floor{...} is the integer part of the fraction;

N'ya number of provisions of the beam in azimuth;

δt is the time of the beam in a fixed position;

t - time.

See figure 6 letter designations provisions rays correspond to table 2.

Table 2
Designation beam position i j
a' 1 1
b' 1 N'y/2
c' N'x/2 N'y/2
d' N'x/2+1 N'y/2+1
e N'x N'y/2+1
f N'x N'Y

The current offset of the beam in azimuth and elevation, caused by displacement of the reflector antenna in the case of rotation around the axis normal to the plane, and in which the optical axis of the reflector is rotated at an angle relative to the axis of rotation, respectively:

AV=-Rcos{Ωt);

where R is the angle of deflection of the beam;

Ω - angular frequency of rotation of the reflector;

t - time

in the case of swing of the reflector in azimuth plane, characterized by the expression

where AIK- current displacement of the beam in azimuth, caused by the swing of the reflector antenna;

Andmax- the maximum deviation of the beam caused by the swing of the reflector;

V is the velocity of the swing.

T - the time of the review;

t - time.

The calculated position of the center of the cluster distribution fields AFAR in the case of rotation of the reflector is determined by the expression:

XI C=-Ftg(Ai+Rcos(Ωt))

in the case of swing of the reflector is defined expressions

HK=-Ftg(Ai-AK)

,

where F is the focal length of the reflector;

Andi- the position of the beam in azimuth for the antenna with a movable reflector;

Ini- the position of the beam in elevation for the antenna with a movable reflector;

R is the angle of deflection of the beam;

Ω - angular frequency of rotation of the reflector;

t - time;

Shown in figure 5 and 6 positions of the beams are formed in the resultant action of the mechanical movement of the reflector and electronic offset of the cluster area AFAR-irradiator.

Accordingly, the scanning should work out the difference between the values of the angles and offsets of the beam caused by the rotation or swing of the reflector. Figure 7 presents the time dependence of the cluster centers on AFAR for the review cycle for the formation of the desired geometry is generowania. Points a', b', C', d', e, f in the graphs (X, Y) is the variance of cluster AFAR in mutually perpendicular directions by changing the position of the reflector indicate the position of the beam in accordance with table 2.

Required for the proposed version of GSA square AFAR-irradiator significantly less than that required for the variant with a fixed reflector:

S~XmaxYmax,

Sin~XvmagYvmag

Sto~XkmahYkmah

where Xmax, Ymax, Xvmag, Yvmag, Xkmah, Ykmah- the maximum deviation of the cluster AFAR in mutually perpendicular directions for fixed, rotating and tilting the reflector, respectively;

S, Sin, Stosquare AFAR in the case of stationary, rotating, tilting reflector, respectively.

References:

1. Bobkov NI, Bocharnikov A.A., Kashubin BT, Logvinenko EL, Shevelenko A.A., Starov A.G., Yashin I.E. Broadband four-beam mirror antenna (options). Pat. No. 2099836, Russia, H01Q 19/17.

2. Reutov A.S., A.V. Shishlov Constructive synthesis and evaluation of the effectiveness of the hybrid reflector antennas with shaped reflector antenna. 2005, N 1, p.63-67.

3. Sherwood William J. Rodeffer Charles E., Rodeffer Mark A. Deployable antenna for spacecraft. Deployable satellite antenna for use on vehicles. PA is. 5528250 USA, H01Q 1/32.

4. Keyvan Badahory, Yahya Rahmat-Samii. An Array-Compensated Spherical Reflector Antenna for a Very Large Number of Scanned Beams. IEEE Trans on AES, vol 53, No 11, November 2005, p.3547-3555

1. Hybrid reflector antenna (GSA) with extended corners of the sector scanning in the azimuth plane, including the reflector, the feed in the form of an active phased antenna array (AFAR), placed outside the focal plane, transceiver modules (MRP) with phasers and attenuators in the channels of the transmit and receive microwave distribution system (PC), exciter (EOI), the sources of supply (PS) modules, and the processor AFAR, specifying the amplitude and phase distribution in PPM on cluster radiation AFAR, characterized in that GSA additionally introduced a mechanism for changing the position of the reflector (WORLD), and the processor AFAR entered the block coordinates correction cluster of the radiation depending on the position of the reflector.

2. GSA according to claim 1, characterized in that the mechanism for changing the position of the reflector is made in the form of the mechanism of rotation of the reflector, and the optical axis of the reflector does not coincide with the axis of its rotation.

3. GSA according to claim 1, characterized in that the mechanism for changing the position of the reflector is made in the form of a swing mechanism of the reflector in azimuth plane.

 

© 2013-2014 Russian business network RussianPatents.com - Special Russian commercial information project for world wide. Foreign filing in English.