Pattern synthesis of an array antenna in a radome
S. Chikaoka, Isamu Chiba, Yonehiko Sunahara, T. Numazaki, Seiji Mano
Abstract
S. Chikaoka, Isamu Chiba, Yonehiko Sunahara, T. Numazaki, Seiji Mano
Abstract
The authors describe the results of a highly accurate pattern synthesis realized by analytic correction of the active element pattern, after determining the effects of scattered waves caused by the metal frames of a radome, using the geometrical theory of diffraction (GTD). Measured results on the null depth improvement ratio at different observation points are shown. These results indicate that a radiation pattern with the required accuracy has been obtained by taking into account the effects of scattered waves using the GTD.>
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The authors describe the results of a highly accurate pattern synthesis realized by analytic correction of the active element pattern, after determining the effects of scattered waves caused by the metal frames of a radome, using the geometrical theory of diffraction (GTD). Measured results on the null depth improvement ratio at different observation points are shown. These results indicate that a radiation pattern with the required accuracy has been obtained by taking into account the effects of scattered waves using the GTD.>
Key concepts: Radome, Null (SQL), Radiation pattern, Optics, Antenna (radio), Diffraction, Radiation, Electromagnetic radiation