EP3646409A1 - Collinear antenna structure with independent accesses - Google Patents
Collinear antenna structure with independent accessesInfo
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- the invention relates to an antenna structure with independent access.
- the invention relates to an antenna structure comprising a plurality of individual collinear antennas, each powered by an independent access, for transmitting and / or receiving waves of metric frequency (between 30 and 300 MHz) or decimetre (between 300 and 300 MHz). and 3000 MHz).
- Collinear antennal structures comprising a plurality of independent antennas are used to enable transmission and / or reception of signals in near or identical frequencies, or in near, identical, or overlapping frequency bands.
- the current solution is to physically remove the antennas, which can lead to antennal structures of too large dimensions (up to at several tens of meters for frequencies around 1 GHz) due to the necessary spacing between two antennas. This spacing is all the more important as the frequency of use is low.
- a first solution is to precisely place the antennas so as to take advantage of the radiation hollows of each antenna to maximize the decoupling.
- the placement of these antennas can not be done easily without degradation of radio performance.
- the mechanical support of antennal structures as well as grounding are all elements that reduce the decoupling between the antennas, particularly because of the currents induced.
- the supports are made of dielectric materials, the transmission lines of each antenna are at the origin of the same type of fault.
- Another solution is to arrange the antennas according to a distribution horizontal, but in this case, to avoid a significant coupling between the antennas, the distances between two antennas must be large which generates a footprint and significant installation and maintenance costs.
- the invention aims to overcome at least some of the disadvantages of known antennal structures.
- the invention aims to provide, in at least one embodiment of the invention, a collinear antennal structure with independent access combining strong decoupling, large gains and reduced size.
- the invention also aims to provide, in at least one embodiment, a collinear antenna structure with independent access allowing a small spacing between two consecutive antennas with a large decoupling.
- the invention also aims to provide, in at least one embodiment of the invention, a collinear antennal structure with independent access whose installation and maintenance are facilitated.
- the invention also aims to provide, in at least one embodiment, a collinear antennal structure with independent access with a reduced footprint.
- the invention also aims to provide, in at least one embodiment, an independent access collinear antennal structure having omnidirectional radiation patterns and symmetrical radiation lobes.
- the invention relates to an antenna structure for transmitting and / or receiving waves of metric or decimetre frequency, characterized in that it comprises n colinear antennas, with n> 2,
- each antenna comprising a radiating portion comprising a first succession of coaxial radiating elements around a first axis alternating with at least one additional sequence of coaxial radiating elements, each additional succession being arranged around an axis different from the first axis, with each antenna being independently powered by a coaxial cable at an excitation input,
- each antenna comprising at least one lower quarter-wave trap disposed between the excitation input and a first end of the radiating portion, and at least one upper quarter-wave trap disposed at a second end of the portion radiant,
- At least a first antenna comprising at least n-1 hollow cores extending over the entire length, said hollow cores forming the axes of the successions of radiating coaxial elements and at least one of the hollow cores being configured to receive a coaxial cable intended for the feeding of another collinear antenna to the first antenna,
- At least one intermediate quarter wave trap being disposed between two consecutive collinear antennas around a coaxial cable
- a terminal element disposed at the second end of the radiating portion after the upper quarter-wave trap, and formed of the hollow core (s) of the antenna.
- An antenna structure according to the invention therefore makes it possible to obtain very large decoupling with very low antenna spacing while maintaining perfectly omnidirectional diagrams.
- the antennal structure thus saves space and performance, and its visual impact and its footprint are greatly reduced.
- the upper quarter-wave traps improve the radiation in site (reduction of the opening in site and secondary lobes in particular) and allow a good adaptation of the antenna.
- the lower quarter-wave traps limit the flow of currents along the carrier structure of the antennal structure (at the excitation input) and along the coaxial cable, also favoring the reduction of the lower side lobes.
- quarter-wave qualifying the traps refers to the wavelength at the central operating frequency of the antennal structure.
- an antenna is followed by another antenna, its terminal element is disposed between the upper quarter-wave trap and the intermediate quarter-wave trap.
- the terminal elements also improve the radiation in site (reduction of opening in site and secondary lobes) and allow a good adaptation of the antenna.
- the additional quarter-wave traps significantly reduce the zenith radiation induced by the terminal elements and thus promote the decoupling of the antennas by significantly reducing the surface currents that can pass on the coaxial cable.
- the configuration of the antenna structure also allows a conservation of radiation symmetries, especially at the level of the side lobes.
- the radiation patterns are omnidirectional and the symmetrical radiation lobes.
- the hollow core or souls in which the coaxial cable or cables extend also makes it possible to ensure an electromagnetic shielding so as not to influence the radiation of the air or overheads comprising this or these cores traversed by the coaxial cables.
- the passage of the coaxial cables is radioelectrically transparent.
- the coaxial cables should have a high electromagnetic shield so as to avoid inter-line coupling at the base of the antenna structure.
- a double braid or triple braid cable will be installed on all or part of the antenna, preferably in the lower part of the antenna, at the level of the excitation input.
- the antennal structure according to the invention can advantageously be used in the Internet of Things (or loT for Internet of Things in English), or more generally any service requiring significant decoupling between independent antenna systems operating in the same frequency band or very similar or overlapping frequency bands, in the field of aeronautics for example (civil aviation in particular).
- the number i of coaxial elements radiating around each axis is between two and four.
- the number of radiating elements is a compromise between, on the one hand, the gain, the opening in the vertical plane, the directivity, the decoupling which increases with the number of radiating elements, and on the other hand the size of the antenna which becomes too large when the number of radiating elements increases, as well as the appearance of secondary lobes due to the networking of the radiating elements which can reduce the decoupling.
- each upper quarter-wave trap, each lower quarter-wave trap and each intermediate quarter-wave trap is traversed by a hollow core.
- the quarter-wave traps intervene by limiting the radiation of the hollow cores in particular due to the coaxial cable which passes through them when this is the case.
- each collinear antenna comprises at least nx hollow cores extending over the entire length, the hollow cores being configured to receive a coaxial cable for feeding another antenna collinear with said antenna, with x the number of antennas disposed opposite the excitation input of said antenna on the antennal structure.
- the antenna structure comprises between two and five antennas (ie 2 ⁇ n ⁇ 5).
- each terminal element comprises a short-circuit element connecting two hollow souls of the antenna to which it belongs.
- the circuit breaker element can have different functions depending on the antenna on which it is located.
- each lower quarter-wave trap is composed of two colinear cylindrical quarter-wave sub-traps of identical dimensions and spaced apart from a quarter-wave sub-trap radius.
- each upper quarter-wave trap is composed of two parallel cylindrical quarter-wave sub-traps of identical dimensions.
- the antenna structure comprises at least one sheath current blocking device disposed on each coaxial cable.
- the current blocking device makes it possible to limit the circulation of the sheath currents circulating on the sheath of each coaxial cable and which can be found by coupling on the terminal element.
- the invention also relates to an antenna structure characterized in combination by all or some of the characteristics mentioned above or below. 5. List of figures
- FIG. 1 is a schematic perspective view of an antenna structure according to a first embodiment of the invention
- FIG. 2 is a diagrammatic sectional view of a first detail of an antenna structure according to the first embodiment of the invention
- FIG. 3 is a diagrammatic sectional view of a second detail of an antenna structure according to the first embodiment of the invention
- FIG. 4 is a diagrammatic sectional view of a third detail of an antenna structure according to FIG. the first embodiment of the invention
- FIG. 5 is a schematic perspective view of an antenna structure according to a second embodiment of the invention
- FIG. 6 is a schematic perspective view of an antenna structure according to a third embodiment of the invention.
- FIG. 7 is a schematic perspective view of an antenna structure according to a fourth embodiment of the invention.
- FIG. 8 is a schematic perspective view of an antenna structure according to a fifth embodiment of the invention.
- FIG. 9 is a unitary radiation pattern in the vertical plane of an antenna structure according to one embodiment of the invention.
- FIG. 10 is a graph showing the decoupling between the antennas and the impedance adaptations obtained by an antenna structure according to the first embodiment of the invention.
- Figure 11 is a graph showing the decoupling between the antennas and the impedance adaptations obtained by an antenna structure according to the second embodiment.
- Figures 1 to 8 show antennal structures or portions of antennal structures in which the feeding of antenna structures is performed at an excitation input located at the top right of the figure, the first antenna is on the side of this excitation input, and the following antennas are consecutively arranged from top to right down to left, to the last antenna at the bottom left.
- the antenna structure is generally arranged with the excitation input at ground level and extending vertically upwards.
- FIG. 1 shows schematically an antenna structure according to a first embodiment of the invention.
- the antenna structure is composed of a first antenna 10 and a second antenna 20, the two antennas being collinear and independently powered.
- Each antenna comprising a radiating portion comprising a first succession of coaxial radiating elements around a first axis (referenced 12i for the first antenna 10 and 22i for the second antenna 20), alternating with at least one additional succession of radiating elements coaxial around at least a second axis, here two additional successions around two axes.
- the two additional successions are composed of two radiating elements arranged side by side (referenced lli for the first antenna 10 and 21i for the second antenna 20) and alternately with the first succession of coaxial radiating elements.
- Each antenna comprises an excitation input (referenced 16 for the first antenna 10 and 26 for the second antenna 20) for feeding the antenna by a coaxial cable. Between the excitation input and the radiating portion is disposed a quarter wave trap said lower quarter wave trap (referenced 15 for the first antenna 10 and 25 for the second antenna 20).
- each quarter-wave trap is composed of two quarter-wave sub-traps (respectively two quarter-wave sub-traps 15 1 and 15 2 for the lower quarter-wave trap of the first one. antenna 10 and two quarter-wave sub-traps 25 1 and 25 2 for the lower quarter-wave trap of the second antenna 20).
- the spacing between the lower quarter-wave trap and the first radiator 11 must be between 20% and 30% less than that of the radiating elements.
- each antenna At a second end of the radiating portion of each antenna, i.e. the farthest end of the feed input, each antenna includes a top quarter-wave trap (referenced 14 for the first antenna 10 and 24 for the second antenna 20).
- each antenna comprises a terminal element (referenced 13 for the first antenna 10 and 23 for the second antenna 20) formed by the extension of at least one hollow core , here two lateral hollow souls described later.
- the coaxial power supply cable 17 leaves the terminal element 13 of the first antenna 10 and connects to the excitation input 26 of the second antenna 20.
- the cable coaxial is surrounded by an intermediate quarter-wave trap 131, in the extension of the terminal element 13 and in which passes the coaxial power cable 17.
- the antenna structure preferably comprises at least one sheath current blocking device, here a device 18 for blocking the antenna. sheath current.
- FIGS 2, 3 and 4 show schematically in section respectively a first, second, and third detail of the first antenna of an antenna structure according to the first embodiment of the invention.
- the descriptions of the elements with reference to these figures 2-4 are also valid for the identical elements of the second antenna of the antennal structure.
- the radiating elements are hollow cylindrical elements arranged around an axis formed by a core. Souls can be full or hollow and are conductive.
- n the number of antennas of the structure
- at least n-1 cores of the first antenna are hollow and receive a power cable for a next antenna in the antennal structure.
- the cores 191 and 190 forming the axes of the additional successions of radiating elements, said lateral cores are hollow and one of the cores 191 comprises the cable 17 for feeding the second antenna 20.
- the coaxial cable thus passes inside radiating elements, quarter-wave traps and the terminal element, as visible in the figures.
- the central core forming the axis of the first succession of radiating elements and allowing the feeding of the antenna is composed of a solid part 163 and a hollow part 162, surrounded by a cylindrical element 161 conductive .
- the central core allows the adaptation of impedance of the antenna to the impedance adequate to the frequency considered.
- the second antenna 20, even if it does not require a hollow core because no power cable passes through it, may also include the same hollow-core structure.
- Part 163 is an impedance adjustment element.
- the portion 163 may also be hollow.
- the portion 163 is not present and the antenna is connected to the hollow portion 162.
- Figure 2 shows a first detail of the first antenna 10 at the input input 16, at the first end of the first antenna of the antenna structure.
- the sub-traps 15 1 and 15 2 are of cylindrical shape, each having a hollow conductive cylindrical contour (referenced respectively 151 1 and 151 2 ), a full conductive base (referenced respectively 152 i and 152 2 ), and an empty base opposite. from the full base.
- Dielectric centering washers (respectively referenced 153 ⁇ and 153 2 ) are here arranged in the empty base to allow mechanical reinforcement of quarter-wave sub-traps. By varying the thickness and the material of these dielectric washers, it is also possible to adjust the electrical length of the sub-traps. In other embodiments, the sub-traps do not include dielectric centering washers.
- Solid bases allow electrical contact with a cable jacket coaxial, directly or via the lateral core 191. In addition, they have orifices (not visible) to pass the lateral webs 190 and 191.
- the coaxial cable here is in the lateral core 191 which passes inside the sub-traps but if the quarter-wave sub-traps are of insufficient diameter, the coaxial cable can be fixed in contact with the cylindrical contour.
- FIG. 3 represents a second detail of the first antenna 10 at the level of the terminal element 13, at the second end of the first antenna of the antenna structure.
- the terminal element 13 is formed by the lateral webs 190 and 191 extending parallel after passing through the upper 14-quarter trap.
- the terminal element comprises a hollow short circuit element 192 connecting the two lateral webs 190 and 191 and extending, in this embodiment, perpendicular to said lateral webs 190 and 191.
- the The short circuit element 192 is a structural extension of the side core 190 and joins the side core 191. According to other embodiments, the short-circuit element 192 may not be perpendicular to the side webs.
- the first antenna comprises a trap 14 upper quarter wave, here comprising two sub-traps 140 and 141 arranged parallel to each other.
- the sub-traps 140 and 141 have as their axis the lateral webs respectively 190 and 191.
- the sub-traps 140 and 141 are formed of hollow cylindrical elements each closed at their base closest to the terminal element 13 by an annular element. respectively referenced conductors 142 and 143, forming a short-circuit of the sub-traps 140 and 141.
- the conductive annular elements 142 and 143 are arranged on the antenna with a spacing of less than or equal to one quarter wave at the center frequency of operating with respect to the end of the side webs 190 and 191.
- the sub-traps 140 and 141 may each comprise, in a similar manner to the lower sub-traps, a dielectric washer (respectively referenced 144 and 145) disposed at the base of the cylindrical member opposite to that comprising the conductive annular member.
- the antennal structure comprises an intermediate quarter-wave trap 131, here cylindrical and of similar structure to the quarter-wave traps. lower wave.
- the lateral core 191 comprising the coaxial cable 17 extends after the terminal element 13, thus forming an extension 194 preferably colinear with the axis of the central core of the antennas.
- the intermediate quarter-wave trap 131 surrounds the coaxial cable 17 at this extension 194.
- the extension 194 terminates after the quarter-wave trap and the coaxial cable 17 exits the extension and is arranged to be connected. on the next antenna, here the second antenna 20.
- the dimensions of the intermediate quarter-wave trap will be such that the sum of its radius with its length will be less than or equal to one quarter of the wavelength associated with the central frequency Operating.
- a sheath current blocking device 18 may be attached to the coaxial cable 17.
- This blocking device 18 may be composed of one or more wavelength or L-shaped quarter-wave traps, or one or more blocking ferrites whose impedance will be as high as possible at the operating frequency of the system.
- Ferrites will be used preferably when the cross section of the coaxial cable is reduced.
- the exposed coaxial cable section 17 between the intermediate quarter-wave trap 131 and the blocking device 18 must be small vis-à-vis the working wavelength (typically less than one sixth of the length of the wavelength). wave at the lowest frequency of operation).
- the coaxial cable 17 is connected to the second antenna at its excitation input 26, in particular thanks to an element 264 for connecting the cable sheath 17 coaxial with the conductive cylindrical element 261 and an element 265 connecting the central conductor of the cable 17 coaxial to the part
- connection elements 264 and 265 of connection are sized to ensure continuity of the characteristic impedance between the coaxial cable 17 and the excitation input 26.
- connection elements may be of frustoconical shape of dimension adapted to the characteristic impedance of the antenna or, if the impedance of the antenna is a standard impedance of 50 ⁇ type, of shape in adequacy with the diameter of the antenna. 17 coaxial cable.
- the distance between the terminal element of the preceding antenna and the excitation input of the next antenna must be greater than one-third of the operating wavelength.
- Figure 4 shows a third detail of the first antenna 10 at the radiating portion.
- the first succession of radiating elements is composed of radiating elements 12i comprising a conductive hollow cylinder 120 positioned coaxially with the central core 162 (which thereby locally participates in the radiation along the length of the cylinder 120).
- the cylinder 120 is spaced from the central core by annular dielectric centering elements 112.
- Additional successions of radiating elements include radiating elements.
- a first additional succession of radiating elements is formed by conducting hollow cylinders 110 positioned around an axis formed by the lateral core 190.
- a second additional succession of radiating elements is formed by hollow conducting cylinders 111 positioned around an axis formed by the lateral core 191.
- the lateral webs 190 and 191 thus participate locally in the radiation over the length of the cylinders.
- Cylinders 110 and 111 are spaced from their respective lateral webs 190 and 191 by annular dielectric centering elements 112.
- the relative permittivity of the centering elements 112 modifies the guided length of the coaxial sections: thus, the thickness and relative permittivity of these centering elements 112 directly influence the length of the radiating elements. The length of these latter will then be close to the guided half-wavelength XG effective at the central operating frequency (in particular between 0.43 XG and 0.5 XG).
- the cylinders 110 and 111 are electrically connected, ideally along their entire length, to the central core 162.
- the length of the cylinders 110, 111 and 120 are identical.
- the length of the preceding cylinders on these other antennas can be reduced (generally less than 5%) with respect to their length on the first antenna, in order to reduce the secondary lobes towards the low.
- Figure 5 schematically shows in perspective an antenna structure according to a second embodiment of the invention.
- This embodiment is identical to the first embodiment of the invention, except that the extension 194 is longer (over several working wavelengths) in order to increase the decoupling between the two antennas (decoupling greater than 50 dB ).
- the blocking sub-devices are divided into two groups, a first group 18 1 of blocking sub-devices 180 formed of cylindrical elements of quarter-wave trap type whose short circuits connecting them to the coaxial cable 17 are arranged side of the second antenna 20, and a second sub-group 18 2 181 cylindrical locking devices formed element quarter wave trap type which short circuits connecting them to coaxial cable 17 are arranged on the side of the first antenna 10.
- FIG. 6 schematically shows in perspective an antenna structure according to a third embodiment of the invention.
- the antenna structure comprises three antennas, a first antenna 10, a second antenna 20 and a third antenna 30.
- the operating principle and the elements described for a antennal structure with two antennas with reference to FIGS. 1 to 4 apply in this antenna structure to three antennas.
- each antenna includes an input excitation (referenced respectively 16, 26 and 36 for the first, second and third antenna), a lower quarter-wave trap (referenced respectively 15, 25 and 35 for the first, second and third antenna), a first succession of radiating elements (referenced 12 1 and 12 2 for the first antenna 10, 22 1 and 22 2 for the second antenna 20, and 32 1 and 32 2 for the third antenna 30), two additional successions of radiating elements (referenced 11 1 and 11 2 for the first antenna 10, 21 1 and 21 2 for the second antenna 20, and 31 ⁇ and 31 2 for the third antenna 30), a quarter-wave upper trap (referenced respectively 14, 24 and 34 for the first, second and third antenna), a terminal element (referenced respectively 13, 23 and 33 for the first, second and third antennas), and two intermediate quarter-wave traps, a first trap 131 intermediate quarter wave between the pre first antenna 10 and the second antenna 20 (comprising two sub-traps, one coaxial cable from the first to the second antenna), and a second trap 231 quarter-wave intermediate between
- the coaxial cable 17 for feeding the second antenna 20 passes through the first antenna 10 in one of these hollow cores, for example the lateral core 191 as previously described.
- a coaxial feed cable 27 passes through the first antenna 10 into another hollow core, for example in the lateral core 190 described above, then through the second antenna by a hollow core.
- FIG. 7 schematically shows in perspective an antenna structure according to a fourth embodiment of the invention.
- the antennal structure comprises five antennas, a first antenna 10 comprising a first succession of radiating elements 12-u 12 2 and four additional successions of elements 11, 11 2 radiating (ie four radiating elements rib around four axes formed by at least four hollow core for passing the coaxial cable of the following four antennas), a second antenna 20 comprising a first series of elements 22 1 (Listing 22 radiating 2 and four additional successions of elements 2l!, 21 radiating 2 (four radiating elements side by side around four axes formed by four cores including at least three hollow cores for passing the coaxial cables of the following three antennas), a third antenna 30 comprising a first succession of radiating elements 32 32 2 and four additional successions of radiating elements 31i, 31 2 (ie four elements
- the second, third, fourth, and fifth antennas do not require four hollow cores to accommodate four coaxial cables, the number of additional successions of radiating elements can be reduced to match the number of hollow souls needed.
- the third, fourth and fifth antennas may take the form of the antennas described above in the third embodiment described with reference to FIG.
- FIG 8 schematically shows in perspective an antenna structure according to a fifth embodiment of the invention.
- each antenna comprises, besides the first succession of radiating elements (12 1 and 12 2 for the first antenna 10, and 22 1 and 22 2 for the second antenna 20), a single additional succession of radiating elements and 11 2 for the first antenna 10, and 21 x and 21 2 for the second antenna 20), that is to say composed of a radiating element about an axis, in particular a hollow core allowing to pass a coaxial cable.
- This antennal structure is simpler mechanically but has a very slight omnidirectionality defect (less than 1 dB) and asymmetry of side lobes.
- FIG. 9 is a unitary radiation pattern in the vertical plane of an antenna structure according to one embodiment of the invention, in solid lines for the upper antenna (the last antenna of the antenna structure) and in dashed lines for the first antenna of the antennal structure.
- FIG. 10 is a graph showing the decoupling between the antennas and the impedance adaptations obtained by an antenna structure according to the first embodiment of the invention, expressed in dB relative to the operating frequency.
- Fig. 11 is a graph showing the decoupling between the antennas and the impedance adaptations obtained by an antenna structure according to the second embodiment, expressed in dB with respect to the operating frequency.
- the antenna structures may be surrounded by a radome not shown in the figures for the sake of clarity.
- the radomes are dielectric structures based on fiberglass sealing the antenna structure and slightly modifying the radiation characteristics thereof according to the relative permittivity and dielectric losses of the radome.
- a mechanical holding device can be arranged to hold the upper antennas.
- This is composed of dielectric elements of low permittivity fitted on the excitation bases on their upper part and on the terminal radiating elements on their lower part.
- the dimensions of the elements described may differ from those shown in the figures.
- the dimensions of the upper, lower and intermediate quarter-wave traps as well as of the terminal element can be modified as a function of the desired performances, in particular in terms of adaptation, gain, opening of the on-site diagram, minimization of the lobes upper or lower secondary, etc.
- the dimensions can also vary in the same antennal structure, between antennas, but while taking care to keep similar radio characteristics.
- the upper quarter-wave traps and the terminal elements must be less than or equal to one-quarter of the central operating frequency and the terminal element must be less than or equal to at the upper quarter-wave trap.
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