Phased array scanning with sequential commands
Randy L. Haupt, Brian D. Thrall, Aaron Lyons, Mike Davis, Robert Fitzgerald
Abstract
Randy L. Haupt, Brian D. Thrall, Aaron Lyons, Mike Davis, Robert Fitzgerald
Abstract
Phase shift commands to steer a phased array beam are sent to the phase shifters sequentially. In a radar system, the phase shifters simultaneously change when they receive a strobe signal. In a communications phased array, the phase shifters can either change simultaneously or sequentially as they receive the commands. The sequential approach causes the beam to gradually move from one position to another. This paper shows this behavior and effects the element sequence.
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Phase shift commands to steer a phased array beam are sent to the phase shifters sequentially. In a radar system, the phase shifters simultaneously change when they receive a strobe signal. In a communications phased array, the phase shifters can either change simultaneously or sequentially as they receive the commands. The sequential approach causes the beam to gradually move from one position to another. This paper shows this behavior and effects the element sequence.
Key concepts: Phased array, Phase shift module, Phased-array optics, Active electronically scanned array, Radar, Phase (matter), Computer science, Radar systems