CN113630158B - Antenna selection method for transmitting multimode multiplexing signals through uniform area array - Google Patents

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CN113630158B
CN113630158B CN202111101244.5A CN202111101244A CN113630158B CN 113630158 B CN113630158 B CN 113630158B CN 202111101244 A CN202111101244 A CN 202111101244A CN 113630158 B CN113630158 B CN 113630158B
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The invention relates to an antenna selection method for transmitting multimode multiplexing signals through a uniform area array, which comprises the following steps: selecting a basic area array; determining the maximum radius of the central array element and the UCA which can be generated; calculating the distance from any array element in the basic area array to the central array element, and determining the radius sequence of UCA which can be generated by the basic area array by combining the maximum radius of the UCA which can be generated; determining array element set sequences corresponding to different UCA radiuses; the maximum divergence angle of the OAM vortex electromagnetic wave beam is given, and an OAM mode which can be transmitted by a basic area array and the minimum UCA radius required by the OAM mode which can be transmitted are calculated; and extracting an array element set required by the transmittable OAM mode from the array element set sequences corresponding to different UCA radiuses, and calculating an excitation phase required by each array element. The invention can generate UCAs with different radiuses on a uniform area array, so that the beam can be flexibly adjusted in application. The invention can reduce the development cost and accelerate the project development speed.

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Antenna selection method for transmitting multimode multiplexing signals through uniform area array
Technical Field
The present invention relates to a wireless communication system, and more particularly, to an antenna selection method for transmitting a multimode multiplexing signal through a uniform area array, which is suitable for an Orbital Angular Momentum (OAM) based multimode multiplexing communication system in microwave and millimeter wave bands.
Background
Multiplexing refers to the transmission of multiple signals or data streams over one channelThe currently commonly used multiplexing techniques include frequency division multiplexing, time division multiplexing, space division multiplexing, etc. The multimode multiplexing technology is to use the orthogonality of electromagnetic wave transmission modes to realize multiplexing of multiple signals. Specifically, the electromagnetic waves radiated by the antenna have a wave-particle duality and can carry OAM like moving particles. So that each photon can carry
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(
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Representing reduced Planck constant, l is called topological load and l is an integer), different topological loads correspond to different OAM modes, the different OAM modes are orthogonal to each other, and multimode multiplexing transmission can be realized by utilizing the orthogonality of the OAM modes. The OAM of the electromagnetic wave is related to its phase space distribution, and when the phase plane of the electromagnetic wave is spiral, the electromagnetic wave is also called an OAM vortex electromagnetic wave.
At present, an OAM vortex electromagnetic wave is mainly emitted by using a uniform circular array (UCA, an antenna array composed of antenna units arranged at equal intervals on a circle). When the UCA transmits OAM vortex electromagnetic waves with the mode of l, the phase difference of adjacent UCA antenna units needs to meet the requirement
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Wherein M is the number of UCA antenna units. Fig. 1 is a schematic diagram of an UCA with M-8 and l-1, where the antenna excitation phases are represented numerically. By changing the excitation phase difference of adjacent antennas, the UCA can emit OAM vortex electromagnetic waves in different modes.
However, the UCA is used as special hardware for transmitting OAM vortex electromagnetic waves, and customization cost is high, so that the cost for transmitting OAM multimode multiplexing signals by using the UCA is expensive, and the system development period is long. In addition, when the OAM vortex electromagnetic wave is generated by using the UCA, the beam divergence angle of the vortex electromagnetic wave is related to the UCA radius, the OAM vortex electromagnetic wave mode number and the transmission signal frequency:
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2πr/f>1.02l+1.874
in the formula, β represents a beam divergence angle, l represents an absolute value of a number of modes of transmitting OAM vortex electromagnetic waves, f represents a signal frequency, and r represents a radius of UCA.
From the above equation, the beam divergence angle is proportional to the OAM vortex electromagnetic wave pattern number and inversely proportional to the transmission signal frequency and UCA radius. That is, the smaller the UCA radius, the larger the beam divergence angle of the generated OAM vortex electromagnetic wave. However, the radius of the UCA is fixed after the UCA is manufactured, and the beam divergence angle of the OAM vortex electromagnetic wave is also determined, so that the beam adjustment is not flexible. And, the OAM beam divergence angle is related to the OAM transmission distance, and the larger the beam divergence angle is, the smaller the transmission distance is. Thus, a fixed beam divergence angle of the OAM swirling electromagnetic wave means a fixed and unchangeable transmission distance, i.e. the OAM swirling electromagnetic wave can only be received by the receiving antenna within a distance range. These problems greatly limit the wide application of OAM communication systems, and it is necessary to develop a technology that is low in cost, short in period, and capable of flexibly adjusting beams.
The prior art has a uniform area array which has mature production and manufacturing technology, complete matching devices and low production and manufacturing cost and comprises a rectangular grid array, a hexagonal grid array and a triangular grid array. Fig. 2(a) -2 (c) show schematic diagrams of these three uniform area arrays, in which a rectangular grid array divides a plane into several rectangular grids, each antenna occupying the intersection of one grid; the hexagonal grid array divides a plane into a plurality of regular hexagonal grids, and each array element occupies the intersection point of one grid; the triangular grid array divides the plane into a plurality of regular triangular grids, and each array element occupies the intersection point of one grid. The three arrays are widely applied to the fields of military use, civil use, scientific research and the like, and if the three antenna arrays are used for emitting OAM vortex electromagnetic waves and realizing multimode multiplexing, the development period can be greatly shortened and the development cost can be reduced. However, the OAM vortex electromagnetic wave cannot be emitted on the above uniform area array using the prior art, and the flexible adjustment of the beam cannot be realized.
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In order to solve the problems in the prior art, the invention provides an antenna selection method for transmitting multimode multiplexing signals through a uniform area array, which can reduce the cost and shorten the development period, and simultaneously can generate UCAs with different radiuses on the uniform area array, thereby controlling the divergence angle of OAM vortex electromagnetic waves through the change of the radius of the UCAs and realizing the function of adjusting the transmission distance of the OAM vortex electromagnetic waves.
An antenna selection method for transmitting a multimode multiplexed signal through a uniform area array, comprising:
step S1, selecting a rectangular grid array, a hexagonal grid array or a triangular grid array as a basic area array;
step S2, extracting a candidate central array element set from the basic area array, and determining the central array elements and the maximum radius of UCA which can be generated by the basic area array according to the candidate central array element set;
step S3, calculating the distance from any array element in the basic area array to the central array element, and determining the radius sequence of UCA which can be generated by the basic area array by combining the maximum radius of UCA which can be generated by the basic area array;
step S4, according to the radius sequence of UCA which can be generated by the basic area array, determining array element set sequences corresponding to different UCA radii;
step S5, the maximum divergence angle of the OAM vortex electromagnetic wave beam is given, and the OAM mode which can be emitted by the basic area array and the minimum UCA radius r required by the emitting OAM mode are calculated according to the UCA radius sequence which can be generated by the basic area array l,min
Step S6, according to the minimum UCA radius r required by the transmittable OAM mode l,min And extracting an array element set required by the transmittable OAM mode from the array element set sequences corresponding to different UCA radiuses, and calculating an excitation phase required by each array element in the array element set required by the transmittable OAM mode.
Further, the method for extracting the candidate central array element set in step S2 includes:
step S21, determining a set S of candidate intermediate rows and a set T of candidate intermediate columns of the basic area array according to the row number and the column number of the basic area array;
step S22, calculating a candidate central array element set H { (T, S) | T ∈ T ^ S ∈ S }, where T is a row number of a candidate intermediate row, S is a column number of a candidate intermediate column, and an element in the set H is a candidate central array element H i I belongs to I, and I represents a set of candidate central array element sequence numbers.
Further, in the step S2, if the candidate central array element set H has only one element, the central array element of the basic area array is the only element of the candidate central array element set H; if the candidate central array element set H has two or more elements, determining the central array element of the basic area array comprises the following steps:
step S23, determining all edge array elements in the basic area array;
step S24, calculating each candidate central array element h i Distance D to all edge array elements i From D, and i find each candidate central array element h in the set i Minimum distance min (D) to edge array element i );
Step S25, from each candidate central array element h i Minimum distance min (D) to edge array element i ) Find the maximum value max i∈I (min(D i ) Max) will be satisfied i∈I (min(D i ) Candidate central array element h of (c) i As a central array element
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And will max i∈I (min(D i ) Maximum radius r of UCA that can be generated as a base area array max
Further, the step S3 includes:
step S31, using central array element
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Establishing a coordinate system for an origin, initializing a radius sequence R of UCA which can be generated by a basic area array as an empty set, and initializing j to 1; j represents the sequence number of the array elements in the basic area array, j belongs to {1, 2, 3 … N }, and N is the number of the array elements;
step S32, calculating any array element p in the basic area array j To the central array element
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Distance d of j
Step S33, determining the distance d j Whether it is larger than the maximum radius r of UCA that the basic area array can generate max If yes, it indicates that the array element is not available for transmitting the multi-mode multiplexing signal, let j equal to j +1, go to step S32; if not, go to step S34;
step S34, judging whether d already exists in the sequence R j If not, d is added j Inserting the sequences into the sequence R from small to large;
step S35, let j equal j +1, repeat steps S32-S34 until j equals N, and finally generate the increment sequence R (R equals 1 ,r 2 …r k …r n )。
Further, the step S4 includes:
step S41, initializing an array element set sequence C corresponding to different UCA radii as an empty set, and initializing j to 1; j represents the sequence number of the array elements in the basic area array, j belongs to {1, 2, 3 … N }, and N is the number of the array elements;
step S42, any array element p in the basic area array is calculated again j To the central array element
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Distance d of j
Step S43, judging whether d exists in the radius sequence R of UCA which can be generated by the basic area array j If yes, find d equal to j R of k And the array element p is combined j Adding with r k Array element set C of corresponding different UCA radiuses k
Step S44, let j equal j +1, repeat steps 42-S43 until j equal N, and finally generate array element set sequence C (C ═ N) 1 ,C 2 …C k …C n )。
Any array element p in the basic area array j To the central array element
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Distance d of j Calculated according to the following formula:
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wherein 2a represents the array element spacing, x 'of the triangular grid array' j Represents p j In a central array element
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Abscissa, y 'in a coordinate system of origin' j Represents p j In a central array element
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Is the ordinate of the coordinate system of the origin.
Further, the step S5 includes:
step S51, the OAM modes l' to be verified are respectively 1, 2 and 3, and the minimum UCA radius r required when the maximum divergence angle of the OAM vortex electromagnetic wave beam is beta is calculated l,min
Step S52, when judging that l is 1, 2, 3, the calculated minimum UCA radius r l,min If the value is less than the maximum value in the radius sequence R of the UCA which can be generated by the basic area array, if so, the OAM mode which can be transmitted by the basic area array is shown to comprise the current OAM mode l' to be verified, and R is compared with the maximum value l’,min Minimum UCA radius r required to join into a transmittable OAM mode l,min Set R of min In (1), L is added to a set L of transmittable OAM modes L.
The minimum UCA radius r required when the maximum divergence angle of the OAM vortex electromagnetic wave beam is beta l,min Calculated according to the following formula:
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in the formula, l represents an OAM mode to be verified, and f represents the frequency of an OAM vortex electromagnetic wave.
Further, the step S6 includes:
step S61, finding the minimum UCA radius R needed by the OAM mode which can be transmitted or more from the radius sequence R of UCA which can be generated by the basic area array l,min And is less than or equal to r l+1,min And find the smallest r among them k ,r k Corresponding array element set C k I.e. the required set of array elements C' k
Step S62, calculating an array element set C' k In each array element p m =(x m ,y m ) Desired excitation phase θ m
The array element set C' k In each array element p m =(x m ,y m ) Desired excitation phase θ m Calculated according to the following formula:
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wherein l represents a transmittable OAM mode, (x) m ,y m ) Representing array elements p m The coordinates of (a).
The invention selects array elements in the uniform area array of the rectangular grid array, the hexagonal grid array or the triangular grid array and determines the excitation phase required by the array elements so as to generate UCAs with different radiuses on the uniform area array, thereby quickly adjusting the divergence angle of the OAM multi-mode multiplexing signals in application and realizing the flexible adjustment of beams. In addition, the invention can reduce the development cost of the OAM multimode multiplexing communication system, the OAM detection system and other systems and accelerate the project development speed.
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Fig. 1 is a schematic diagram of a uniform circular array having 8 antenna elements and 1 transmission mode.
Fig. 2(a) is a schematic diagram of a rectangular grid array, fig. 2(b) is a schematic diagram of a hexagonal grid array, and fig. 2(c) is a schematic diagram of a triangular grid array.
Fig. 3 is a flowchart of an antenna selection method for transmitting a multimode multiplexed signal through a uniform area array according to the present invention.
FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram of candidate intermediate and edge elements.
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The preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings.
As shown in fig. 3, the method for selecting an antenna for transmitting a multimode multiplexed signal through a uniform area array according to the present invention includes the following steps:
step S1, selecting a rectangular grid array, a hexagonal grid array, or a triangular grid array as a basic area array, where the set of all array elements in the basic area array is P ═ P 1 ,p 2 …p N },p j =(x j ,y j ) Representing any element, x, of the underlying area array j Line number, y representing the array element j The array element is represented by a column number, j represents the sequence number of the array element in the basic area array, j belongs to {1, 2, 3 … N }, and N is the number of the array element. For convenience of illustration, the present embodiment describes the method of the present invention in detail by taking a triangular grid array as an example. It should be understood that the steps described with reference to the present embodiment may be used when selecting a rectangular grid array or a hexagonal grid array. Triangular grid array referring to fig. 2(c), the array element pitch is 2 a. Assuming a triangular grid array with s number of rows num The number of columns is t num
Step S2, extracting candidate central array element set H from the basic area array, and determining the central array element of the selected basic area array according to the candidate central array element set
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And the maximum radius r of UCA that the base area array can generate max
The method for extracting the candidate central array element set comprises the following steps:
and step S21, determining a set S of candidate intermediate rows and a set T of candidate intermediate columns of the basic area array according to the row number and the column number of the basic area array. The elements in the set S represent the row numbers of the candidate intermediate rows and the elements in the set T represent the column numbers of the candidate intermediate columns.
According to the number of rows s of the triangular grid array num The values are different, and there are two cases for the set S of candidate intermediate rows of the triangular grid array:
s num when the number of the odd number is taken,
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s num when the number of the even numbers is taken,
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according to the number t of triangular grid array columns num The value of the set T of candidate intermediate columns of the triangular grid array is different from that of the candidate intermediate columns of the triangular grid array, and the set T has two conditions:
t num when the number of the odd numbers is taken,
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t num when the number of the even numbers is taken,
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step S22, calculating a candidate central array element set H { (T, S) | T ∈ T ^ S ∈ S }, where T is a row number of a candidate intermediate row, S is a column number of a candidate intermediate column, and an element in the set H is a candidate central array element H i I belongs to I, and I represents a set of candidate central array element sequence numbers. According to the above-mentioned s num And t num The values of H, I in the triangular grid array are different, and the following situations exist:
1)t num is odd number, s num Is odd, H ═ H 1 },I={1};
2)t num Is odd number, s num Is even, H ═ H 1 ,h 2 },I={1,2};
3)t num Is an even number, s num Is odd, H ═ H 1 ,h 2 },I={1,2};
4)t num Is an even number, s num Is even, H ═ H 1 ,h 2 ,h 3 ,h 4 },I={1,2,3,4}。
If the candidate central array element set H only has one element, the element is the central array element; if the candidate central array element set H has two or more than two elements, the step of determining the central array element of the basic area array comprises the following steps:
and step S23, determining all edge array elements in the basic area array. Specifically, as shown in fig. 4, for any array element p in the basic area array j =(x j ,y j ) If (x) j -1,y j )、(x j +1,y j )、(x j ,y j +1)、(x j ,y j -1)、(x j +1,y j -1) and (x) j -1,y j +1) there is one or more array element in the position, and the array element is the edge array element.
Step S24, calculating each candidate central array element h i Distance D to all edge array elements i From D, and i find each candidate central array element h in the set i Minimum distance min (D) to edge array element i )。
Step S25, from each candidate central array element h i Minimum distance min (D) to edge array element i ) Find the maximum value max i∈I (min(D i ) Max) will be satisfied i∈I (min(D i ) Candidate central array element h of (c) i As a central array element
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Maximum radius r of UCA that can be generated by base area array max I.e. max i∈I (min(D i ))。
Step S3, calculating any array element p in the basic area array j To the central array element
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Distance d of j And combining the maximum radius r of UCA generated by the basic area array max And determining the radius sequence R of UCAs which can be generated by the base area array. The method specifically comprises the following steps:
step S31, using central array element
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Establishing a coordinate system for an origin, initializing a radius sequence R of UCA which can be generated by a basic area array as an empty set, and initializing j to 1; wherein, the central array element is used
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The coordinate system of the origin is a coordinate system with the base vector at 60 deg., as shown in fig. 4.
Step S32, calculating any array element p in the basic area array according to the following formula j To the central array element
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Distance d of j
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Wherein 2a represents the array element spacing, x 'of the triangular grid array' j Represents p j In a central array element
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Abscissa, y 'in a coordinate system of origin' j Represents p j In a central array element
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Is the ordinate of the coordinate system of the origin.
Step S33, determining the distance d j Whether it is larger than the maximum radius r of UCA that the basic area array can generate max If yes, it indicates that the array element is not available for transmitting the multi-mode multiplexing signal, let j equal to j +1, go to step S32; if not, the process proceeds to step S34.
Step S34, judging whether the sequence R is stored alreadyAt d j If not, d is added j Inserted into the sequence R in order from small to large.
Step S35, let j equal j +1, repeat steps S32-S34 until j equals N, and finally generate the increment sequence R (R equals 1 ,r 2 …r k …r n )。
And step S4, determining array element set sequences C corresponding to different UCA radiuses according to the radius sequences R of UCAs which can be generated by the basic area array. The method specifically comprises the following steps:
step S41, initializing an array element set sequence C corresponding to different UCA radii as an empty set, and initializing j to 1;
step S42, any array element p in the basic area array is calculated again according to the following formula j To the central array element
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Distance d of j
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Step S43, judging whether d exists in the radius sequence R of UCA which can be generated by the basic area array j If yes, find d equal to j R of k And the array element p is divided into j Adding with r k Array element set C of corresponding different UCA radiuses k
Step S44, let j equal j +1, repeat steps 42-S43 until j equal N, and finally generate array element set sequence C (C ═ N) 1 ,C 2 …C k …C n )。
Step S5, the maximum divergence angle of the OAM vortex electromagnetic wave beam is given, and the OAM mode which can be emitted by the basic area array and the minimum UCA radius R required by the emittable OAM mode are determined according to the radius sequence R of UCA which can be generated by the basic area array l,min . The method specifically comprises the following steps:
step S51, the OAM modes l' to be verified are respectively 1, 2 and 3, and the minimum UCA radius required by the OAM modes to be verified when the maximum divergence angle of the OAM vortex electromagnetic wave beam is beta is calculated according to the following formular l′,min
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In the formula, l' represents an OAM mode to be verified, and f represents the frequency of an OAM vortex electromagnetic wave.
Step S52, when the OAM mode l' to be verified is judged to be 1, 2 and 3 respectively, the calculated minimum UCA radius r l,min If the value is less than the maximum value in the radius sequence R of the UCA which can be generated by the basic area array, if so, the OAM mode which can be transmitted by the basic area array is shown to comprise the current OAM mode l' to be verified, and R is compared with the maximum value l′,min Minimum UCA radius r required to join into a transmittable OAM mode l,min Set R of min In (2), L' is added to the set L of transmittable OAM modes L.
Step S5 may calculate the OAM mode that can be transmitted and the minimum UCA radius of each mode in the case where the beam maximum divergence angle is β. When the mode of transmitting the OAM vortex electromagnetic wave is changed, the UCA radius may be quickly adjusted according to the result of step S5 to ensure the alignment between the transceiving antennas. R can also be recalculated by changing beta when the transmission distance changes min And L, ensuring the alignment between the transmitting and receiving antennas.
Step S6, according to the minimum UCA radius r required by the transmittable OAM mode l,min Extracting an array element set C 'required by an OAM mode capable of being transmitted from array element set sequences C corresponding to different UCA radiuses' k And calculating an array element set C' k The required excitation phase for each array element. The method specifically comprises the following steps:
step S61, finding the radius sequence R of UCA which can be generated from the basic area array and is more than or equal to R l,min And is less than or equal to r l+1,min And find the smallest r among them k ,r k Corresponding array element set C k Namely the required array element set C' k . Wherein r is l+1,min Indicating the minimum UCA radius required for the previous mode of the transmittable OAM mode l.
In step S62, an array element set C 'is calculated according to the following formula' k In each array element P m =(x m ,y m ) Desired excitation phase θ m
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Wherein l represents an OAM mode that can be transmitted, (x) m ,y m ) Representing array elements P m In a central array element
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Coordinates in a coordinate system as origin.
The method for transmitting the multimode multiplexing signal by using the uniform area array can be applied to microwave and millimeter wave band OAM multimode multiplexing communication systems. The invention utilizes the uniform area array to transmit the multi-mode multiplexing signals and provides the excitation phase required by each array element when transmitting the multiplexing signals of different modes. The method can generate UCAs with different radiuses, so that the divergence angle of the OAM multimode multiplexing signals can be quickly adjusted in application, and compared with the traditional UCAs, the method is more flexible. The method makes full use of the prior art and devices, can reduce the development cost of an OAM multimode multiplexing communication system, an OAM detection system and other systems, and accelerates the project development speed.
The above embodiments are merely preferred embodiments of the present invention, which are not intended to limit the scope of the present invention, and various changes may be made in the above embodiments of the present invention. All simple and equivalent changes and modifications made according to the claims and the content of the specification of the present invention are within the scope of the claims of the present invention. The invention has not been described in detail in order to avoid obscuring the invention.

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1. An antenna selection method for transmitting a multimode multiplexed signal through a uniform area array, comprising:
step S1, selecting a rectangular grid array, a hexagonal grid array or a triangular grid array as a basic area array;
step S2, extracting a candidate central array element set from the basic area array, and determining the central array elements and the maximum radius of UCA which can be generated by the basic area array according to the candidate central array element set; the method for extracting the candidate central array element set from the basic area array comprises the following steps:
step S21, determining a set S of candidate intermediate rows and a set T of candidate intermediate columns of the basic area array according to the row number and the column number of the basic area array;
step S22, calculating a candidate central array element set H { (T, S) | T ∈ T ^ S ∈ S }, where T is a row number of a candidate intermediate row, S is a column number of a candidate intermediate column, and an element in the set H is a candidate central array element H i I belongs to I, wherein I represents a set of array element sequence numbers of the candidate centers;
step S3, calculating the distance from any array element in the basic area array to the central array element, and determining the radius sequence of UCA which can be generated by the basic area array by combining the maximum radius of UCA which can be generated by the basic area array; any array element p in the basic area array j To the central array element
Figure FDA0003663376820000011
Distance d of j Calculated according to the following formula:
Figure FDA0003663376820000012
wherein 2a represents the array element spacing, x 'of the triangular grid array' j Represents p j In a central array element
Figure FDA0003663376820000013
Abscissa, y 'in a coordinate system of origin' j Denotes p j In a central array element
Figure FDA0003663376820000014
A vertical coordinate in a coordinate system of an origin;
step S4, according to the radius sequence of UCA which can be generated by the basic area array, determining array element set sequences corresponding to different UCA radii;
step S5, the maximum divergence angle of the OAM vortex electromagnetic wave beam is given, and the OAM mode which can be emitted by the basic area array and the minimum UCA radius r required by the emitting OAM mode are calculated according to the UCA radius sequence which can be generated by the basic area array l,min (ii) a The method comprises the following steps:
step S51, the OAM modes l' to be verified are respectively 1, 2 and 3, and the minimum UCA radius r required when the maximum divergence angle of the OAM vortex electromagnetic wave beam is beta is calculated l,min
Step S52, when the l is judged to be 1, 2 and 3 respectively, the calculated minimum UCA radius r l,min If the value is smaller than the maximum value in the radius sequence R of the UCA which can be generated by the basic area array, if so, the OAM mode which can be transmitted by the basic area array is indicated to comprise the current OAM mode l' to be verified, and R is compared with R l’,min Minimum UCA radius r required to join into a transmittable OAM mode l,min Set R of min Adding L into a set L of transmittable OAM modes L;
step S6, according to the minimum UCA radius r required by the transmittable OAM mode l,min Extracting an array element set required by an emittable OAM mode from array element set sequences corresponding to different UCA radiuses, and calculating an excitation phase required by each array element in the array element set required by the emittable OAM mode; the method comprises the following steps:
step S61, finding the minimum UCA radius R needed by the OAM mode which can be transmitted or more from the radius sequence R of UCA which can be generated by the basic area array l,min And is less than or equal to r l+1,min And find the smallest r among them k ,r k Corresponding array element set C k I.e. the required set of array elements C' k
Step S62, calculating an array element set C' k In each array element p m =(x m ,y m ) The desired excitation phase.
2. The method for selecting antennas to transmit multimode multiplexed signals over a uniform area array as claimed in claim 1, wherein in step S2, if the candidate central array element set H has only one element, the central array element of the basic area array is the only element of the candidate central array element set H; if the candidate central array element set H has two or more elements, determining the central array element of the basic area array comprises the following steps:
step S23, determining all edge array elements in the basic area array;
step S24, calculating each candidate central array element h i Distance D to all edge array elements i From D, and i find each candidate central array element h in the set i Minimum distance min (D) to edge array element i );
Step S25, from each candidate central array element h i Minimum distance min (D) to edge array element i ) Find out the maximum value max i∈I (min(D i ) Max) will be satisfied i∈I (min(D i ) Candidate central array element h of (c) i As a central array element
Figure FDA0003663376820000021
And will max i∈I (min(D i ) Maximum radius r of UCA that can be generated as a base area array max
3. The method for selecting an antenna to transmit a multi-mode multiplexed signal by a uniform area array as claimed in claim 1, wherein the step S3 comprises:
step S31, using central array element
Figure FDA0003663376820000022
Establishing a coordinate system for an origin, initializing a radius sequence R of UCA which can be generated by a basic area array as an empty set, and initializing j to 1; j represents the sequence number of the array elements in the basic area array, j belongs to {1, 2, 3 … N }, and N is the number of the array elements;
step S32, calculating any array element p in the basic area array j To the central array element
Figure FDA0003663376820000023
Distance d of j
Step S33, determining the distance d j Whether it is larger than the maximum radius r of UCA that the basic area array can generate max If yes, it indicates that the array element is not available for transmitting the multi-mode multiplexing signal, let j equal to j +1, go to step S32; if not, go to step S34;
step S34, judging whether d already exists in the sequence R j If not, d is added j Inserting the sequences into the sequence R from small to large;
step S35, let j equal j +1, repeat steps S32-S34 until j equals N, and finally generate the increment sequence R (R equals 1 ,r 2 ...r k ...r n )。
4. The method for selecting an antenna to transmit a multi-mode multiplexed signal by a uniform area array as claimed in claim 3, wherein the step S4 comprises:
step S41, initializing an array element set sequence C corresponding to different UCA radii as an empty set, and initializing j to 1; j represents the sequence number of the array elements in the basic area array, j belongs to {1, 2, 3 … N }, and N is the number of the array elements;
step S42, any array element p in the basic area array is calculated again j To the central array element
Figure FDA0003663376820000031
Distance d of j
Step S43, judging whether d exists in the radius sequence R of UCA which can be generated by the basic area array j If yes, find d equal to j R of k And the array element p is combined j Adding with r k Array element set C of corresponding different UCA radiuses k
Step S44, let j equal j +1, repeat steps 42-S43 until j equal N, and finally generate array element set sequence C (C ═ N) 1 ,C 2 ...C k ...C n )。
5. The method for antenna selection for transmitting multimode multiplexed signals over a uniform area array as claimed in claim 1, which comprisesCharacterized in that the minimum UCA radius r required when the maximum divergence angle of the OAM vortex electromagnetic wave beam is beta l,min Calculated according to the following formula:
Figure FDA0003663376820000032
in the formula, l represents an OAM mode to be verified, and f represents the frequency of an OAM vortex electromagnetic wave.
6. The method of claim 1, wherein the set of array elements C 'are selected by the antenna for transmitting the multi-mode multiplexing signal through the uniform area array' k In each array element p m =(x m ,y m ) Desired excitation phase θ m Calculated according to the following formula:
Figure FDA0003663376820000033
wherein l represents an OAM mode that can be transmitted, (x) m ,y m ) Representing array elements p m The coordinates of (a).
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