This application discloses a dual-channel heat collection plate heat dissipation structure for
radar signal simulation equipment. By designing a dual-channel heat collection plate and optimizing the internal structure of the equipment, flexible arrangement and efficient heat dissipation of the
radar signal simulation equipment are achieved. The equipment housing is divided into three independent spaces: a front compartment, a middle compartment, and a rear compartment. The heat-generating modules in each compartment conduct heat through the left and right heat collection plates, ultimately achieving forced heat dissipation through a fan. The heat collection plate adopts a sandwich structure, welded together from a shell with heat dissipation fins and a cover plate. After
welding, an independent air duct is formed, achieving sealed heat dissipation. Part of the heat from the
transceiver components is conducted to the equipment housing through the antenna unit, while another part is dissipated through the fan to the front compartment and then through the heat collection plate. This dual heat dissipation path meets the heat dissipation needs of the antenna
transceiver unit. This invention solves the problems of difficult heat dissipation of
electronic modules, limitations in equipment size, and heat concentration in the antenna
transceiver unit in existing technologies.