EP0082751B1 - Mikrowellenstrahler und seine Verwendung für eine Antenne mit elektronischer Abtastung - Google Patents
Mikrowellenstrahler und seine Verwendung für eine Antenne mit elektronischer Abtastung Download PDFInfo
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- EP0082751B1 EP0082751B1 EP82402238A EP82402238A EP0082751B1 EP 0082751 B1 EP0082751 B1 EP 0082751B1 EP 82402238 A EP82402238 A EP 82402238A EP 82402238 A EP82402238 A EP 82402238A EP 0082751 B1 EP0082751 B1 EP 0082751B1
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- H01Q1/00—Details of, or arrangements associated with, antennas
- H01Q1/36—Structural form of radiating elements, e.g. cone, spiral, umbrella; Particular materials used therewith
- H01Q1/38—Structural form of radiating elements, e.g. cone, spiral, umbrella; Particular materials used therewith formed by a conductive layer on an insulating support
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- H—ELECTRICITY
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- H01Q—ANTENNAS, i.e. RADIO AERIALS
- H01Q13/00—Waveguide horns or mouths; Slot antennas; Leaky-waveguide antennas; Equivalent structures causing radiation along the transmission path of a guided wave
- H01Q13/08—Radiating ends of two-conductor microwave transmission lines, e.g. of coaxial lines, of microstrip lines
- H01Q13/085—Slot-line radiating ends
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- H—ELECTRICITY
- H01—ELECTRIC ELEMENTS
- H01Q—ANTENNAS, i.e. RADIO AERIALS
- H01Q9/00—Electrically-short antennas having dimensions not more than twice the operating wavelength and consisting of conductive active radiating elements
- H01Q9/04—Resonant antennas
- H01Q9/16—Resonant antennas with feed intermediate between the extremities of the antenna, e.g. centre-fed dipole
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- the present invention relates generally to electromagnetic wave radiators, operating at microwave frequencies, and relates more particularly to a wave radiator produced from a wafer of metallized dielectric substrate.
- a particularly interesting field of application of the invention is that of small radar antennas operating in a wide frequency band, used either as primary sources illuminating focusing optical systems or as elementary sources of an antenna array with electronic scanning. for example.
- radioelectric characteristics currently required for antennas with electronic scanning of space by the beam or beams which they radiate are such that it is necessary to use elementary sources having at the same time a small transverse congestion to respect the not between these sources on which the deflection qualities of the antenna depend and a small longitudinal size so that they are not fragile.
- the solution chosen consists in using either half-wave dipoles printed on a dielectric plate or elements of the “patch” type excited by a microstrip line.
- the radiating dipole is supplied by a slit line printed on the same face of a dielectric plate as the strands of the dipole, a transition being made between the line at slot and the dipole to ensure proper adaptation.
- the object of the present invention is to remedy these drawbacks by proposing an electromagnetic wave radiator operating in a large width of frequency bands, having a very compact structure resulting in a small radio footprint, of reproducibility which is easy and inexpensive, and which can be used as part of a linear or two-dimensional array antenna with small distribution pitch measured in wavelength.
- the subject of the invention is an electromagnetic wave radiator constituted by a radiating element and its supply device, produced from a dielectric plate of median longitudinal axis A, metallized on one face according to two ribbons parallels of total width d 2 and length L, and characterized in that the supply device consists of a slotted line placed inside a parallelepiped metal case.
- the invention also relates to a use of the wave radiator, characterized in that this radiator constitutes an elementary source of an antenna with electronic scanning, which, associated with a phase shifter, produces an element called a module of a phase shift network. .
- This radiator constitutes an elementary source of an antenna with electronic scanning, which, associated with a phase shifter, produces an element called a module of a phase shift network.
- a wave radiator according to the invention is produced from a wafer of dielectric substrate I, of length L and of median longitudinal axis A, on one of the faces of which are deposited two conductive tapes 2 and 3, symmetrical with respect to the axis A.
- the edges 4 and 5 facing the two tapes are parallel.
- the wave radiator consists of a radiating element 14, with which is associated a supply device, produced like the radiating element from the dielectric plate 1.
- the supply device consists of a slotted line 9 placed inside a parallelepipedal metal casing 6 of the same length L i as that of the slotted line.
- the slotted line 9 is produced from the two tapes con ductors 2 and 3 of total width d 2 whose opposite edges 4 and 5 are separated by a constant distance d, thus defining the width of the slotted line, and of which the two other edges 7 and 8, opposite to the previous ones 4 and 5 are in electrical contact with the internal walls of the metal case 6.
- These two strips 2 and 3 are equivalent to two parallel metal planes.
- the dielectric plate 1 can rest on two shoulders or in two grooves 109 made on the internal walls of the housing 6. To ensure the best possible electrical contact between the edges 7 and 8 of the slotted line 9 and the housing, these are welded or glued with a conductive adhesive to the internal walls of the housing. Thus, both good mechanical resistance of the wafer 1 relative to the housing 6 and good electrical contact of the slotted line 9 with the housing are ensured, the slotted line 9 being moreover placed inside this the latter so as to avoid any mode of propagation elsewhere than in the slot itself.
- the dielectric plate 1 supporting the slotted line is placed substantially in the longitudinal median plane of the housing 6 to avoid an asymmetry of the field pattern.
- the box thus placed under cut, allows the two conductive tapes 2 and 3 to be equivalent to two parallel metallic planes of infinite width relative to the slotted line.
- the box 6 is therefore a shield and must not behave like a radiating waveguide.
- the radiating element is also produced from the dielectric plate 1. It comprises two conductive parts symmetrical with respect to the axis ⁇ , respectively extending the two strips 2 and 3 and separated by the same distance d as the latter. These two parts are joined to the two strips 2 and 3 by two thinned conductive parts forming a transition 13 between the slotted line 9 and the radiating element 14, a transition such that the width d 2 of the conductive strips 2 and 3 varies continuously. In alternative embodiments, the width d 2 varies circularly or exponentially or according to a curvature representative of a mathematical function which can be transcendent.
- the radiating element 14 is of the dipole type, the two conductive parts being constituted in this case by two strands 16 and 17.
- the slotted line 9 and the radiating element are photo-etched on the dielectric plate 1 whose width in the housing 6 is equal to greater or less than its value outside of the housing.
- the slotted line 9 is excited by a coaxial line 100 arranged perpendicular to the slit against the metal case 6.
- the core of this coaxial line is extended by a photoetched wire 101 on the dielectric plate 1, on the face opposite to that of the slotted line, the transition between this wire and the slit being constituted by a metallized butterfly wing 102 quarter wave.
- the latter as well as the wire 101 are drawn in dotted lines in FIG. 1.
- the dielectric substrate can be for example ceramic or epoxy glass.
- Figure 2 is a perspective view of an alternative embodiment of a dipole type radiator according to the invention.
- the width d 2 of the conductive tapes 2 and 3 decreases to form a transition 130 between the slit line 9 and a section of the two-wire line 15 whose end, opposite to the slit line 9 , is joined to the strands 16 and 17 of a dipole constituting the radiating element 14.
- the slotted line 9, the transition 130, the two-wire line section 15 and the strands of the dipole 14 are photo-etched on the dielectric plate 1.
- the dielectric plate 1 can be cut along the width of the ribbons making the transition 13 and 130 and the two-wire line 15 but all the forms of cuts between these two cases are also possible.
- the preferred embodiment is that shown in FIG. 4.
- FIG. 5 represents a perspective view of a wave radiator according to the invention, for which the radiating element 14 has a particular shape.
- the supply device is identical to that described above for the other figures and the radiating element 14 is constituted on the one hand by two parts in the shape of a triangle extending each conductive tape forming the transition 13, these triangles forming a point at the end of the wafer 1 and on the other hand by a portion 10 of rectangular conductive tape perpendicular to the axis A and placed on the face of the wafer opposite to that on which the tapes 2 and 3 are deposited.
- Variants of this solution consists in putting the portion of tape 10 placed on the opposite face of the dielectric plate 1 at the potential of one of the tapes 2 or 3 constituting the slotted line 9.
- the position of the holes allowing the electrical connection between the associated radiating elements, the slotted line 9 and the portion of the ribbon 10 determines new forms of radiation diagram of the structure thus created compared to those given by the basic model (without electrical connection).
- the radiation diagram in the plane E has a hollow in the axis. It is therefore of the difference type. This model with low bandwidth of good functioning can nevertheless correspond to particular applications for which this type of diagram is sought.
- the opening of the housing has on the two large parallel faces 60 and 61 of the housing two V-shaped projections advancing in the direction of the axis A and symmetrical with respect to this axis .
- the opening of the housing can also have, in opposite manner, two V-shaped notches, directed towards the interior of the housing.
- the radiating dipole can be a full wave or half wave dipole, its strands 16 and 17 being constituted by rectangular or flared tongues, called butterfly wings, like those of the figure 6 for example.
- butterfly wings like those of the figure 6 for example.
- the adaptation of the radiating dipole is carried out by the dimensions of the transition between the supply slit line and the two-wire line leading to the strands of the dipole.
- FIG. 6 is a longitudinal section of a radiating source according to the invention, on which the impedance transformer 21 of length equal to the quarter wave at the central frequency of the operating band of the source is shown.
- This transformer can be produced either at the level of the two-wire line 15, or at the level of the slit line 9 as shown in dotted lines in the figure.
- point capacitors to this previous transformer, produced for example in the form of metallized surfaces 23 deposited on the face of the dielectric plate opposite the slotted line, and shown in dotted lines on the figure 6.
- Modifications of the radiation pattern of the source according to the invention can be obtained by means of the addition of a reflector placed at a distance equal to a quarter of the operating wavelength, constituted for example, as shown in FIG. 8, by two metal strands 24 and 25 photo-etched on the dielectric plate 1 in the plane of the opening of the housing 6 or else by the edges 26 of the housing 6 according to its cross section of opening.
- the directivity can be improved by the presence of directors placed in front of the dipole. In the case of FIG. 9, three directors 27 or photo-etched metal strands, are placed parallel to the dipole 14 and are of decreasing size in the direction of the radiation emitted.
- the electromagnetic characteristics of the slotted line of the supply device according to the invention are defined by the width d of the slit, the thickness as well as the value of the dielectric constant of the wafer 1 supporting it, as well as the mechanical dimensions. of the metal case in which it is placed.
- phase shifter 28 includes a slotted line 29 coupled to a coplanar line 30 with the same propagation axis and a device with two diodes 31 and 32, located in the coupling zone of these two transmission lines, as described in the patent No. 2,379,196 filed in the name of the plaintiff.
- the box 6 protects the diodes of the phase shifter radioelectrically. It is found that such a module has reduced dimensions and avoids insertion losses.
- a source is used as an element of a network antenna as shown in FIG.
- the height of the box is such that it determines a filter for the frequencies with horizontal polarization cutoff.
- the width of the box is such that the cut-off frequency is placed much lower, the installation of a network of metallic wires parallel to the cross polarization filter compensates for this defect.
- FIG. 12 represents a radiating source, the supply device of which comprises, at the opening 34 of the housing, a network of parallel conducting wires 33, the direction of which is orthogonal to that of the electric field E radiated by the slotted line 9
- this source is used as an element of a network antenna for example, operating on transmission as on reception, such a network makes it possible to reflect any wave whose direction of polarization is perpendicular to that radiated by the source.
- an electromagnetic wave radiator supplied by a slotted line deposited on a wafer of dielectric substrate whose main advantage is apart from the small radio footprint when using a dielectric substrate with a high dielectric constant a very large bandwidth, of the order of 20%. This therefore makes it possible to produce array antennas with a low distribution pitch measured in wavelength.
- Figure 13 shows a longitudinal section of a lens fraction, which can be illuminated on one side by a source.
- This lens is produced from the stack of modules each consisting of two wave radiators according to the invention, placed symmetrically with respect to a diode phase shifter 28.
- the source illuminates the radiating elements 140 for example, which thus receive the 'energy.
- the phase shifters 28 the different signals are phase shifted before to be radiated by the elements 14.
- This embodiment from a slotted line 9 produced on the same dielectric wafer 1 and placed in the same housing 6, simplifies the problems of impedance matching.
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FR8123735A FR2518827A1 (fr) | 1981-12-18 | 1981-12-18 | Dispositif d'alimentation d'un dipole rayonnant |
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