EP1005105A2 - Einrichtung zur Erzeugung und automatischen Nachführung von Antennen-Diagrammen in der Elevationsrichtung für Luftfahrzeuge bei Flugmanövern zum Zwecke der Datenübertragung - Google Patents
Einrichtung zur Erzeugung und automatischen Nachführung von Antennen-Diagrammen in der Elevationsrichtung für Luftfahrzeuge bei Flugmanövern zum Zwecke der Datenübertragung Download PDFInfo
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- H01Q3/00—Arrangements for changing or varying the orientation or the shape of the directional pattern of the waves radiated from an antenna or antenna system
- H01Q3/26—Arrangements for changing or varying the orientation or the shape of the directional pattern of the waves radiated from an antenna or antenna system varying the relative phase or relative amplitude of energisation between two or more active radiating elements; varying the distribution of energy across a radiating aperture
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- H01Q3/34—Arrangements for changing or varying the orientation or the shape of the directional pattern of the waves radiated from an antenna or antenna system varying the relative phase or relative amplitude of energisation between two or more active radiating elements; varying the distribution of energy across a radiating aperture varying the relative phase between the radiating elements of an array by electrical means
- H01Q3/42—Arrangements for changing or varying the orientation or the shape of the directional pattern of the waves radiated from an antenna or antenna system varying the relative phase or relative amplitude of energisation between two or more active radiating elements; varying the distribution of energy across a radiating aperture varying the relative phase between the radiating elements of an array by electrical means using frequency-mixing
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- the invention relates to a device for generating and automatically tracking Antenna diagrams in the elevation direction for aircraft, such as airplanes or earthbound missiles, in flight maneuvers for the purpose of data transmission, in particular broadband data transmission.
- the broadband data transmission between aircraft moving relative to each other must be in the higher frequency range, that is to say in the microwave range, because only there is a sufficient number Transmission channels with a larger bandwidth are available. But there Free space attenuation increases with increasing frequency and the transmission power does not can be increased arbitrarily, antennas with higher profit, ie directed antennas be used.
- phased array antennas are used in the for fast tracking of directional antennas Known in the field of radar technology.
- the disadvantage of these common phased array antennas is that use them to align the antenna diagrams phase shifters in the transmission frequency range use that, especially at higher frequencies, a considerable attenuation in the phase networks cause and due to the requirements for phase stability in proportion are expensive.
- No. 5,493,306 describes a phase-controlled antenna for automatic scanning by tracking an antenna pattern over a given angular range described.
- phase-shifting delay lines in the Intermediate frequency level arranged and the intermediate frequency is in the individual branches mixed with the signal of a local oscillator in a mixer before the high frequency Signal is fed to the individual antennas of the array.
- the phase shift to The antenna diagram is tracked according to the principle of the Butler matrix, in its Network the delay lines are integrated.
- the so-called frequency scanning method is known for use with radar devices, that dispenses with adjustable phase shifters and is therefore cheaper.
- This frequency scanning method the individual antennas of an array with different lengths Feed lines, so that different depending on the fed frequency Set phase positions on the individual antennas, which results in different radiation angles surrender.
- this method is unusable for data transmission because the Transmitted frequency changes depending on the required direction of radiation, so that the reception with a remote station is difficult to implement and antenna tracking after it Principle is completely impossible.
- the required tracking rate is relatively low (a few seconds) is.
- the tracking rate required to align the antennas in Elevation range due to the possible flight maneuvers mainly due to the usual rapidly changing flight positions in the roll axis of the aircraft can be much higher.
- the definition of the respective elevation angle depends on the position angle, i.e. the roll and the Plane pitch angle and azimuth angle to the opposite side.
- the invention has for its object to provide a device with which a user data transmission between aircraft during flight maneuvers and quick tracking of Antenna diagrams in the elevation direction with little functional and equipment expenditure is possible.
- An advantage of the invention is that the data transmission regardless of the angle at which the aircraft communicating with each other are at a constant carrier frequency can be done. Another advantage is that the phase shift leading to Alignment of the antenna diagrams of the sub-antennas involved is required on low frequencies is generated, so that with the use of relatively inexpensive Components for the transmitting and receiving devices without great effort the stability of the Tracking can be achieved.
- the remaining critical part of the circuit in the high frequency range is largely unproblematic with regard to the transmission quality, since the antenna assembly is compatible with the functions for generating and tracking the antenna diagrams in the immediate vicinity of the antenna feed point and extends in the smallest space. So they are Supply lines extremely short, therefore insensitive to phase changes and practical damping-free.
- Another advantage is the fact that there is no expensive power amplifier for the transmitting part high performance is required, but a number of small inexpensive parallel connected Low power transmit amplifiers can be used. Through this parallel connection of The reliability is also increased by several transmitter output stages or antenna assemblies the device according to the invention.
- FIG. 1 shows the arrangement 1 according to the invention for generation and tracking of antenna diagrams with a system controller 3, a modulator 5, a demodulator 6 and an oscillator unit 7, comprising a first 8 and a second 9 oscillator, which are expediently formed together in one module.
- a system controller 3 controls the arrangement 1 according to the invention for generation and tracking of antenna diagrams with a system controller 3, a modulator 5, a demodulator 6 and an oscillator unit 7, comprising a first 8 and a second 9 oscillator, which are expediently formed together in one module.
- Each transmission branch 21 is connected to the modulator 5 and each reception branch via a line 23 22 with a line 24 to the demodulator 6 in connection.
- Both the first oscillator 8 and also the second oscillator 9 are connected to the system controller 3, via which the arrangement of Figure 1 with other aircraft systems, in particular the position reference system 25 des Airplane is connected.
- the modulator 5 is used to transmit high-frequency signals with user data act upon. Accordingly, the demodulator 6 sets received modulated high-frequency signals into digital signals (user data), which are then processed can.
- Each transmission branch 21 has on the side of the modulator 5 a first mixer 31, which of the first oscillator 8 received high-frequency signals with the modulator 5 coming signals mixes.
- the signal coming from the modulator 5 the one Intermediate frequency represents, in a signal at around the alignment frequency different frequency implemented.
- the first Mixer 31 Seen from the modulator 5 is the first Mixer 31 has a delay line 33a connected to it, which sends the signal through the transmit alignment frequency with a phase shift and that to a second Mixer 35 is guided.
- the second mixer 35 mixes that from the delay line 33a coming signal with the signal generated by the second oscillator 9. This will make the the delay line 33a incoming signal into a signal with the transmission transmission frequency implemented.
- This signal becomes a transmit power amplifier or a transmit power amplifier 37 out, which is connected to a transmitting antenna 39.
- the Transmit branches 21 in terms of hardware on an antenna assembly, e.g. on a circuit board integrated.
- receive branch 22 includes a receive antenna 49 and further from seen from this a receiving amplifier 47, a first mixer 45, one Delay line 43a, 43b, 43c, 43d, 43e and a second mixer 41.
- first mixer 45 with the second oscillator 9 and the second mixer 41 with the first Oscillator 8 connected.
- This Signal is through the delay line 43a, 43b, 43c, 43d, 43e with a Phase shift applied, supplied to the second mixer 41 and by this a signal coming from the first oscillator 8 mixed so that the signal is a receives constant transmission intermediate frequency.
- the switch 8b and the switch 9b by the System control are switched, ensure that for the transmission phase, the mixer 31 or 35 of the transmission branch and for the reception phase, the mixers 41 and 45 of the reception branch are supplied with oscillator signals.
- the receive transmission frequency is preferably the same as the transmission transmission frequency and is in the range of 10 GHz, for example.
- the transmit alignment frequency or the receive alignment frequency is lower than that Transmit transmission frequency or the reception transmission frequency, both preferably are in the range of 1 GHz.
- the antenna networks 12, 13, 14, 15 thus each have a first mixer 31 and a second one in their transmitting branch 21 Mixer 35, a transmit power amplifier or transmit output stage 37 and a transmit antenna 39 and in their receiving branch 22 a first mixer 45, a second mixer 41, one each Receive amplifier 47 and a receive antenna 49.
- the lengths of the Delay lines are provided so that in the center position or another defined position of the antenna diagram of an antenna or an antenna network 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 the phase positions caused in the delay lines are relative differ from each other by a multiple of the wavelength. So the antenna network points 12 has a delay line 33b in its transmitting branch 21 and 22 in its receiving branch a delay line 43b. Analog are in the antenna network 13 Delay lines 33c and 43c, in the antenna network 14, the delay lines 33d and 43d and the delay lines 33e and 43e are provided in the antenna network 15.
- the delay lines 33b and 43b are such that one in them Phase shift occurs that is at least one wavelength from that in the Delay lines 33a and 43a occurring phase shifts differs.
- the Comparison to the phase shifts occurring in the delay line 33a or 43a occurs in the delay lines 33c and 43c by at least twice the wavelength larger phase shift, one in the delay lines 33d and 43d at least three times the wavelength larger phase shift and in the Delay lines 33e and 43e are larger by at least four times the wavelength Phase shift on.
- the alignment or change of Antenna diagrams are made by vectorial addition of the individual signals of each transmitting antenna 39 or each receiving antenna 49, so that the signal level in a corresponding manner of the various antenna networks 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 when receiving or transmitting in add up vectorially to a specific send or receive direction.
- phase shift in the different antenna networks 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 through the delay lines 33a, 33b, 33c, 33d, 33e or 43a, 43b, 43c, 43d of different lengths, 43e in cooperation with the supply frequencies generated by the first oscillator 8 is can by changing these supply frequencies of the first oscillator 8, which over the first mixer 31 are overlaid with the signal coming from modulator 5, respectively Formation of the main beam direction of the antenna can be effected in a defined direction. This direction is the direction to the aircraft that contains the user data or signals to be sent should receive.
- the resulting target angle becomes the main antenna beam direction by the system control 3 or by a system assigned to it determined and from it the frequency of the first oscillator 8 changed so that an alignment the antenna main beam direction in the desired direction given by the desired angle becomes.
- the setpoint angle is preferably determined by the aircraft reference system, e.g. the Inertial system, determined and with the azimuth angle to the opposite side in the elevation angle converted.
- the second oscillator 9 in the transmitting part 21 causes that from the respective delay line 33a, 33b, 33c, 33d, 33e ultimately coming signal to the constant transmission transmission frequency is implemented.
- the first from the first oscillator 8 Mixer 31 introduced to align the respective antenna diagrams frequency deviation is thus subtracted from the same frequency deviation by the second oscillator 9 and the respective second mixer 35 are eliminated. In this way they send respective transmit antennas 39 the relevant data with the same transmission frequency, regardless of the orientation of those belonging to the respective transmission antennas 39 Antenna diagrams.
- the switches 8b, 9b are set so that the Signals of the first oscillator 8 to the assigned first mixer 31 or the signals of the second oscillator 9 to the respectively connected second mixer 35.
- reception mode there is a superposition of those occurring in the respective reception part 22 Received signals on the one hand via the second oscillator 9 and the one assigned to it first mixer 45 and via the first oscillator 8 in connection with this assigned second mixer 41 instead.
- the switches 8b, 9b must be set so that the Signals of the first oscillator 8 to the assigned second mixer 41 or the signals of the second oscillator 9 to the respective first mixers 45 connected.
- the effect that into the respective receiving branches 22 via the first 8 and second oscillators 9 The phase shifts introduced are reversed to that in the respective transmission branches 21 intended mode of action.
- That coming from the receiving antenna 49 and from Receiving amplifier 47 amplified signal is by means of the second oscillator 9 at a corresponding position of the switch 9b and by means of the respective first mixer 45 a signal superimposed, which is made up of a fundamental frequency and one for the diagram panning required variable frequency forms. This creates a signal with a Reception alignment frequency by the second mixer 41 to an intermediate frequency brought. The signal with the intermediate frequency is sent to the demodulator via line 24 6 fed. By the vectorial addition of those obtained after mixing twice As in the case of transmission, received signals 24 are generated by different phase shifts Chart panning.
- the signals are behind the respective first mixers 45 via the delay lines 43a, 43b, 43c, 43d, 43e led to the phase delay resulting from these delay lines in a Convert diagram change to the reception of signals from the remote station horizontal direction, i.e. from a substantially parallel to the earth's surface trending direction.
- the two mixes in the first Mixer 45 and in the second mixer 41 the reception frequency to that in line 24 present constant intermediate frequency implemented and supplied to the demodulator 6.
- the system controller 3 calculates the elevation angle from the position angles, i.e. the rolling, Nick and azimuth angles, and places them in the required frequency offset for generation which together with the delay lines 33a, 33b, 33c, 33d, 33e or 43a, 43b, 43c, 43d, 43e caused phase shifts in the transmission or reception alignment frequency also effected um by the control signals for the first oscillator 8 and the second oscillator 9 generated.
- the phase shifts between the antenna networks occur, are provided so that there is a for sending or receiving
- the antenna main beam direction of the alignment arrangement 1 results in a target angle relative to an aircraft-fixed reference axis, i.e. is aligned with the remote station in every flight position.
- the phase shift to be provided for this in each antenna network depends on the Distances between the respective transmit 39 or the respective receive 49 antennas the antenna networks 11, 12, 13, 14, 15. These are preferably the same size. Are these different, determine the required phase positions for generation or education and Alignment of the antenna main beam direction according to known algorithms.
- FIG. 2 shows an example of an antenna main beam direction 70. With the help of described device can this in other pivot positions 71, 72, 73, 74, 75, 76th be moved.
- system controller 3 is provided for switching the control signals from Send on receive and vice versa as well as switch-on and switch-off signals for amplifier modules (not shown). It can also be provided that the system control 3 Send or receive frequency selection by specifying or changing the second Oscillator 9 controls the fundamental frequency.
- switches 8b and 9b With the help of the switches 8b and 9b, between the modes of transmission and reception switched. Alternatively, however, if different for sending and receiving Frequencies are used (frequency diversity), parallel transmission and reception be provided. Two first 8 or second 9 oscillators can then be provided.
- the modulator 5 and the demodulator 6 can for the data to be sent or received all common types of modulation, such as AM (amplitude modulation), FM (Frequency Modulation), PM (Phase Modulation) or Spread Spectrum.
- AM amplitude modulation
- FM Frequency Modulation
- PM Phase Modulation
- Spread Spectrum amplitude modulation
- the entire circuit of the antenna networks 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, possibly also including the antennas 39, 49 is expediently on a common or PCB 80 common to at least one transmitting or receiving branch (FIG. 3) housed, which can be designed as a multilayer.
- the transmitting antennas can also be used 39 and receiving antennas 49 can be accommodated on this common plate, the antennas e.g. Patch or slot antennas can be and the active components are implemented in SMD or chip technology.
- the transmitting 39 and receiving antennas 49 can be parts of the Aircraft structure.
- this arrangement results in particular in the Advantage that the radar backscatter cross section and the aerodynamic conditions are not or change only relatively little.
- each antenna field of the antenna networks 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 for the transmitting (21) and the receiving branch (22) also with only one antenna field be realized.
- Such an antenna field would then have a corresponding one for each antenna Switches or a circulator can be assigned to these antennas in case of sending the corresponding functions of the transmission branch 21 and in the event of reception to assign corresponding functions of the receiving branch 22.
- the antenna networks or assemblies 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 can be in aircraft structural parts be integrated.
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- ein Blockschaltbild, das schematisch den funktionalen Aufbau der erfindungsgemäßen Anordnung zur Erzeugung und Nachführung eines Antennen-Diagramms darstellt,
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- ein Beispiel für die Gestalt eines von der Anordnung erzeugten Antennen-Diagramms in verschiedenen Diagramm-Schwenkpositionen und
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- die Anordnung eines möglichen Antennenarrays in einer gemeinsamen Einheit.
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- Einrichtung zur Erzeugung und automatischen Nachführung des Antennen-Diagramms in der Elevationsrichtung bei Flugmanövern zum Zwecke der Breitband-Datenübertragung zwischen Luftfahrzeugen,bei der eine Arrayantenne aus mehreren Antennen (39, 49) mit zugeordneten Speisenetzwerken (11, 12, 13, 14, 15) mit jeweils einem Sende- und jeweils einem Empfangszweig (21, 22) gebildet wird und das Antennen-Diagramm mittels des aus den Lagewinkeln des Luftfahrzeugs berechneten Steuersignals (3) in Elevationsrichtung so nachgeführt wird, daß die Abstrahl- oder Empfangsrichtung immer in horizontaler Richtung zeigt,bei der die von den Antennen (39, 49) zu sendenden und zu empfangenden Signale zur Erzeugung des Antennen-Diagramms in jeder Antenne einer Phasenverschiebung unterworfen werden,bei der die Phasenverschiebungen zwischen den einzelnen Antennen mittels jeweils einer Antenne zugeordneten Zuleitungen erreicht werden, die als Verzögerungsleitungen (33a,.., 33e, 43a,.., 43e) ausgebildet sind, die sich voneinander jeweils um mindestens eine oder um jeweils ein Vielfaches einer Wellenlänge unterscheiden, so daß sich bei Frequenzen, die von der Mittenfrequenz abweichen, für jede Antenne unterschiedliche Phasenlagen ergeben,bei der sich die Verzögerungsleitungen (33a, 33b, 33c, 33d, 33e; 43a, 43b, 43c, 43d, 43e) zur Erzeugung der Phasenverschiebungen zwischen jeweils einem ersten (31, 45) und einem zweiten (35, 41) Mischer befinden,bei der die Mischer (31,45) durch je einen ersten (8) und einen zweiten (9) Oszillator angesteuert werden, deren Frequenz mittels des aus den Lagewinkeln des Luftfahrzeugs berechneten Steuersignals (3) so gesteuert werden, daß die Signalfrequenz in den Verzögerungsleitungen (33a, 33b, 33c, 33d, 33e; 43a, 43b, 43c, 43d, 43e) derart verändert wird, daß sich aus den Phasenverschiebungen für eine dem Elevationswinkel entsprechende Diagrammschwenkung einstellt, wobei die Erzeugung der Phasenverschiebungen in einem im Vergleich zur Übertragungsfrequenz tieferen Frequenzbereich erfolgt und eine konstante Übertragungsfrequenz durch den zweiten Mischer (35; 41) durch Abziehen einer der Stellgröße entsprechende Frequenz erreicht wird,und bei der das Steuersignal (3) aus den Roll-, Nick- und Azimuth-Winkeln der Fluglage des Luftfahrzeugs zur Gegenstelle berechnet wird.
- Einrichtung zur Erzeugung und automatischen Nachführung des Antennen-Diagramms in der Elevationsrichtung für Luftfahrzeuge nach Anspruch 1, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Antennen (39, 49) des Sendezweigs (21) und des Empfangszweigs (22) durch je eine gemeinsamr Antenne ersetzt wird, die mit den anderen Speisenetzwerken (11, 12, 13, 14, 15) durch einen Schalter oder einen Zirkulator verbunden ist.
- Einrichtung zur Erzeugung und automatischen Nachführung des Antennen-Diagramms in der Elevationsrichtung für Luftfahrzeuge nach Anspruch 1 oder 2, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Speisenetzwerke (11, 12, 13, 14, 15) zwei Einheiten durch die Integration der Sendezweige (21) und der Empfangszweige (22) auf insgesamt zwei Leiterplatten bilden.
- Einrichtung zur Erzeugung und automatischen Nachführung des Antennen-Diagramms in der Elevationsrichtung für Luftfahrzeuge nach Anspruch 1 oder 2 dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Speisenetzwerke (11, 12, 13, 14, 15) eine einzige Einheit durch die Integration auf einer Leiterplatte bilden.
- Einrichtung zur Erzeugung und automatischen Nachführung des Antennen-Diagramms in der Elevationsrichtung für Luftfahrzeuge nach einem der voranstehenden Ansprüche, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Antennennetzwerke (11, 12, 13, 14, 15) in Flugzeug-Strukturteilen integriert sind.
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