EP0196065B1 - Filtre de polarisation pour dispositifs HF - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a polarization switch according to the preamble of patent claim 1.
- Microwave antennas with which bandwidths of 2: 1 and more are achieved today, require correspondingly broadband polarization switches for operation with two polarizations.
- Such a polarization crossover then also enables the combination with two crossovers to form a polarization crossover (also called a system crossover), which allows two directional radio systems of adjacent frequency bands, each with two linear polarizations, to be switched to the same antenna.
- a polarization crossover also called a system crossover
- this two-band antenna system has the expanded transmission capacity of two radio relay systems with the same space requirement on each radio tower.
- the transmission capacity is also to be increased in satellite radio by expanding the frequency ranges, which then go beyond an octave, e.g. B. from 3.7 to 6.425 GHz to 3.4 to 7.125 GHz in the future.
- an octave e.g. B. from 3.7 to 6.425 GHz to 3.4 to 7.125 GHz in the future.
- Polarization switches that have usable frequency ranges of more than 2: 1 and avoid expensive ridge waveguides are not known.
- EP-A2-0 147 693 The polarization switch known from EP-A2-0 147 693 is part of the prior art in the sense of Art 54 (3) EPC.
- the invention has for its object to remedy the aforementioned difficulties and to provide options for building a polarizing switch, in which no more H-bends are required.
- the E 11 interference wave is excited with the cut-off wavelength ⁇ kE11 depends on a and b in exactly the same way.
- the H-bends of the switches above can only be used up to 6.20 GHz without interference waves with the same waveguide cross-section of 3.587 GHz.
- the known method of symmetrically flattening the outer corner of the E-bend is first used. 2, the size of the corner flattening is determined by the catheter dimension x E.
- FIG. 2 shows the flattening XEo p t determined for various articulation angles a with optimal broadband adaptation .
- the reflection of E-buckles - at least in the buckling angle range by 60 ° - can be further reduced in a broadband manner in that x E in the case of a double-compensated E-corner piece is somewhat larger than the values from FIG. 2 (5-10% ) is selected (overcompensation) and a recess is made in the diagonal intersection of the flattening plane, e.g. a screw with a negative immersion depth.
- the measured reflection factor of this kink is less than 0.7% in the frequency range from 3.7 GHz to 9.9 GHz. It is certain that the upper limit of 9.9 GHz is not caused by the E-kink, but by interference wave types of the measuring arrangement used.
- E-bends with a reduced waveguide height b are far superior to corresponding K-bends in terms of bandwidth and low reflection. This gives rise to the following new task: How can a polarization switch be constructed using only E-bends with a reduced waveguide height b and homogeneous cables, but without any K-bend.
- This double branch DV can be thought of as being composed of four waveguide E offsets, which are arranged symmetrically about the round waveguide axis, rotated by 90 ° relative to one another.
- the four cyclically lying rectangular waveguides created in this way are shifted towards the axis of the round waveguide by means of short ridge waveguide sections and flow into the round waveguide with low reflection.
- two opposing rectangular waveguide connections 1, 2, 3, 4 of the double branching DV in FIG. 3 on the right and left are to be fed with two partial waves of the same size, the mutually opposite phase with respect to the circular waveguide axis 5 to have.
- This branching is to be dimensioned with as little reflection as possible, with the consideration that the branching according to FIG.
- the series branches SV of both waveguide forks are followed by an E-bend in each arm, which has the same bend angle and opposite bend direction as the previous E-bend of the series branch in the cable run.
- the distance I k of successive E-bends is chosen so that, according to FIG. 3, the partial arms now running parallel to one another have the distance w between their inner broad side walls, which is slightly larger than the wide side a T of the partial arms.
- the straight fork gG is complete by extending its partial arms according to FIG. 3 on the right by straight rectangular waveguides of length I 9 , which is chosen so that the E-offset fork ⁇ G in FIG. 3 has space on the left between the partial arms of the straight fork without penetration .
- 3 on the left consists of two mutually identical E-bends, which are connected in the opposite direction to each other by a homogeneous line of such length that a displacement distance v measured in the horizontal direction results which is sufficient for the two meshing forks to penetrate one another without penetration .
- the connecting flanges of the polarization-selective rectangular waveguides lie in one and the same plane. Therefore, the electrical length of the straight fork gG is initially shorter than that of the e-offset fork. It is possible - at least at an operating frequency - to produce exactly the same electrical length of both passages of the polarization filter by lengthening the straight fork gG and consequently shortening the e-offset fork ⁇ G for topological reasons. It is not to be feared that this phase symmetry has a greater frequency response, because the electrical difference of one polarization crossover compared to the other - this difference consists of the E offsets EV according to FIG. 3 - is considered to be small.
- the polarization switch concept according to FIG. 3 is the solution to the above problem, because only E-bends and homogeneous lines occur as elements.
- the usable frequency range of this polarization filter is thus considerably broadened compared to that of known arrangements and is likely to extend beyond an octave. It is crucial and essential that the new polarization switch according to FIG. 3 no longer contains any H-bends, as is still necessary in the arrangement according to DE-PS 28 42 576.
- the polarization switch in FIG. 3 has the further property that the axes of all occurring waveguide sections lie in only two planes which are perpendicular to one another and have already been selected as the plane of the drawing on the right and left in FIG. 3 for better understanding. Since these planes are also perpendicular to the broad side walls of all the respective waveguides and these broad sidewalls always cut along their center lines, all of the respective waveguides can be divided in these planes without cross current and therefore without loss.
- the polarization switch can then be composed of only five parts, namely, apart from the double branch DV, each of two mirror-image halves of the straight (gG) and the E-offset fork (äG). Since the waveguide walls of all four fork halves are all cylindrical with respect to the parting planes, all of these parts can be manufactured inexpensively using the NC milling process. This basic requirement for efficient production is not given in the arrangement according to DE-PS-2 842 576.
- both polarization-selective rectangular waveguide connections of the polarization crossover are each connected to one of two identical crossovers FW 1 and FW 2 , each of which conducts a lower frequency band for access in FIG. 3 at the top and an upper one Frequency band previously deflected to the side.
- the polarization crossover then has two polarization-selective accesses at the top in FIG. 3, each of which is assigned to one of the two mutually orthogonal linear polarizations of the lower frequency band and two polarization-selective accesses (opening in FIG.
- the polarization crossover connects these four separate accesses to the common circular waveguide access (Fig. 3, below) to which the two-band antenna is to be connected. These four turnouts are extremely low loss and low reflection, and each pass is highly decoupled from all others.
- the crossover FW is already explained in detail in DE-OS 32 08 029. According to FIG. 3, it consists in each case of a lateral branch for the upper frequency band and a schematically drawn four-circuit lock pointing upward in FIG. 3, which blocks the upper frequency band and allows the lower to pass without reflection. It is also important that the basic structure of these crossovers is matched with the basic structure of the waveguide legs gG and GG of the polarization crossover explained above. This means that also with the crossovers it applies that the axes of all waveguides lie in one and the same plane, that the broad side walls of all waveguides are perpendicular to this plane, that this plane runs along all waveguide broad sidewalls, their center lines - i.e.
- crossovers can also be arranged at an angle, preferably over the broad side of the waveguide. All that is required is to refer to the design variants of the crossover described in DE-OS 32 08 020.
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AT86104085T ATE58033T1 (de) | 1985-03-27 | 1986-03-25 | Polaristationsweiche fuer einrichtungen der hoechstfreqenztechnik. |
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US4700154A (en) | 1987-10-13 |
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