Generalized Principle of Pattern Multiplication and Its Applications

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This book investigates in detail the generalized principle of the pattern multiplication (GPPM) and its application to new phased array with high performances. It introduces the generalized element factor (GEF) to small aperture with multi-modes. Based on the GEF, the GPPM can be used to construct the wide-angle scanning array with the dual-port phase mode antenna. Further, a dual-port phase mode SSPPs antenna is proposed to scan in 3D free space. It is extended to two kinds of 1D arrays with 4 elements; both of them perform good 3D scanning with high gain and large range, which will improve future radar design and wireless communication. This book proposes a new method to develop the potentialities of the GPPM and the new phase array. And the readers can study the method or ideas of the GEF, GPPM, even graft the methods to new phase mode antenna and array. It is intended for undergraduate and graduate students who are interested in new phase mode antenna and array technology, researchers investigating high-performance antenna, and antenna design engineers working on phase array applications.

Author(s): Junping Geng, Chaofan Ren, Kun Wang, Erwei Liu, Jing Zhang
Series: Modern Antenna
Publisher: Springer
Year: 2022

Language: English
Pages: 173
City: Singapore

Foreword
Contents
About the Authors
Abbreviations
List of Figures
List of Tables
1 Introduction
1.1 Concept and Connotation
1.2 Background
1.3 The New Development to Phased Array
1.3.1 Large Angle Scanning Array—Wide Beam Unit
1.3.2 Large Angle Scanning Array–Tightly Coupled Array
1.3.3 Expand Scanning Angle of Array Based on Decoupling and Mutual Coupling Calibration of Array Antenna
1.3.4 Ultra-Wide Angle Scanning Array Antenna Combined with Metamaterials
1.3.5 The Large Angle Scanning Array by Combining Electric Scanning with Mechanical Scanning
1.3.6 Pattern Reconfigurable Antenna to Expand Array Scanning Angle
1.3.7 Multi-Mode Antenna
1.4 Development Trend and Problems of Phased Array
1.4.1 Development Trend
1.4.2 Development Problems of Phased Array
1.5 Content Arrangement of the Book
References
2 The Basic Principle of Phased Array
2.1 Antenna Electric Parameters
2.1.1 Return Loss and Work Band of Antenna
2.1.2 Input Impedance
2.1.3 The Parameters of Antenna Patterns
2.1.4 Efficiency
2.1.5 Gain
2.1.6 Polarization
2.2 Uniform Linear Array
2.3 Principle of Pattern Multiplication
2.3.1 Principle of Pattern Multiplication
2.3.2 Ideal Array
2.4 Wide Angle Scanning Array
2.4.1 Millimeter Wave Array Based on Digital Coded Metamaterial
2.4.2 Wide Angle Scanning Array Based on the HIS
2.5 Summary
References
3 The Generalized Principle of Pattern Multiplication
3.1 Introduction
3.2 Phase Mode Element and the Generalized Element Factor
3.2.1 Ideal Phase Mode Antenna
3.2.2 Generalized Element Factor
3.3 Phase Mode Element Array and the Generalized Principle of Pattern Multiplication
3.3.1 Generalized Array Factor
3.3.2 Generalized Principle of Pattern Multiplication
3.3.3 Extended Array
3.3.4 Comparison Among the Array Consist of Different Element
3.4 Connotation and Boundary of the Generalized Principle of Pattern Multiplication
3.4.1 Connotation
3.4.2 Boundary
3.5 Summary
References
4 The Phased-Mode Slots Aperture Unit and Its Array
4.1 Introduction
4.2 Phase Mode Element Based on the Two Slots Aperture
4.2.1 Element Model [13, 14, 22]
4.2.2 Element Electromagnetic Model
4.2.3 Element Performance
4.3 Extended 1D Array with 0.7λ Elements Spacing [14, 22]
4.3.1 Array Construction
4.3.2 Array Performance
4.4 Improved Compacted PMA [14, 22]
4.4.1 Geometry Structure of the Improved Phase Mode Antenna
4.4.2 The EM Characteristics of the Improved Compacted Phase Mode Antenna
4.4.3 Key Parameter Analysis
4.4.4 S Parameters
4.4.5 Radiation Performances Varying with Phase Difference
4.5 Improved Compacted PMA Array with Smaller Elements Spacing 0.4λ [14, 22]
4.5.1 Configuration of the Array with ICPMA Based on GPPM
4.5.2 Performances of the Array with ICPMA Based on GPPM
4.5.3 Comparison
4.6 Summary
References
5 The Phased-Mode SSPPs Antenna and Its 1D Array to Scan in 3D Space
5.1 Introduction
5.2 Phase Mode SSPPs Antenna Element
5.2.1 Element Model
5.2.2 Element Electromagnetic Model
5.2.3 Element Performance
5.3 Extended 1D Array: 1
5.3.1 Array Construction
5.3.2 Array Performance
5.4 Extended 1D Array: 2
5.4.1 Array Construction
5.4.2 Array Performance
5.5 Summary
References