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引用次数: 6
摘要
在小型有源相控阵中,低旁瓣性能要求发射/接收(T/R)模块和波束形成网络中的幅度和相位公差非常严格。描述了一种l波段T/R模块,其中通过使用在中频而不是射频上工作的12b压控衰减器和移相器来实现所需的精度。所有的控制电压都来自一个单路复用的12位D/ a转换器。在32个元素的线性数组中对模块进行评估。近场测量结果表明,阵列元件的幅值和相位设置误差小于0.02 dB,均方根误差小于0.2°。天线方向图的平均峰值副瓣比各向同性辐射器低至少35 dB
Intermediate frequency transmit/receive modules for low-sidelobe phased array application
Low sidelobe performance in a small, active phased array requires very tight amplitude and phase tolerances in the transmit/receive (T/R) modules and beamforming network. An L-band T/R module is described in which the required precision is realized through the use of 12-b, voltage-controlled attenuators and phase shifters operating at an intermediate frequency rather than at a radio frequency. All control voltages are derived from a single multiplexed 12-bit D/A converter. The modules were evaluated in a 32-element, linear array. Near-field measurements proved that the amplitude and phase of array elements could be set with errors of less than 0.02 dB and 0.2 degrees RMS. Antenna patterns were obtained with average peak sidelobes at least 35 dB below an isotropic radiator.<>