Method and system for semi-physical determination of passive intermodulation power density of large-aperture mesh antenna
A technology of power density and passive intermodulation, applied in the transmission system, antenna radiation pattern, transmission monitoring, etc., can solve the problems of large errors and the inability to accurately determine the passive intermodulation power density of large-diameter mesh antennas, etc., to achieve good fit
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[0066] This method is suitable for the passive intermodulation analysis of large-diameter mesh antennas. Here, the implementation process of this method is introduced by taking the forward-fed mesh antenna with a diameter of 4m and a focal length of 1.5m as an example. The process is as follows figure 1 shown.
[0067] (1) Carrier power f 1 =390MHz,f 2 =400MHz, m=2, n=1, f p =410MHz, p=100W, using frequency domain simulation tools to analyze the surface current distribution at 395MHz, such as image 3 As shown, it can be seen from the figure that the distribution of the current taper is 13dB.
[0068] (2) The maximum power density S on the surface of the mesh antenna max 316.7W / m 2 , converted into dB is 25dBW / m 2 ;Minimum power density S min 0.6854W / m 2 , converted into dB is -1.6dBW / m 2 . The maximum incident angle is 50.7 degrees and the minimum incident angle is 8.8 degrees. The surface power density is at intervals of 3dB, a total of 10 power sample points, and...
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