An equivalent radiation modeling method based on spherical near-field measurement and spherical mode source
A mode and near-field technology, applied in the field of effective radiation modeling, can solve problems such as inability to improve accuracy in a short period of time, low model accuracy, and lack of flexibility, achieving short modeling time, high model accuracy, and reduced calculations the effect of time
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[0091] This embodiment takes the binary patch antenna array working at 3GHz as an example to model; the relative dielectric constant of the antenna dielectric substrate is 2.2, and the thickness of the dielectric substrate is 2.87mm; the antenna size is L1=80mm, L2=46.648mm , W1=100mm, W2=31.1807mm, d1=16.1mm, d2=40mm, d3=9.4096mm, d4=16.676mm; Feed phase difference is ninety degrees; Equivalent model is established by the present invention by 12 spherical patterns source composition, which can be equivalently transformed into 72 ideal dipoles, such as image 3 Shown is the radiation field comparison diagram of the antenna array and its equivalent model, the root mean square error is 6.01%, and the computer modeling time (excluding spherical near-field test time) is 303 seconds; Figure 4 Shown is the radiation field comparison diagram of the original antenna, the traditional model, and the model of the present invention; the root mean square error of the traditional model is ...
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[0093] In this embodiment, a half-wave antenna placed next to the metal block is used as an example to model, and its operating frequency is 5GHz; this embodiment aims at simulating the antenna radiation characteristics affected by the environment; the equivalent model is established by the present invention by 12 The ball mode source is composed of 72 ideal dipoles, such as Image 6 Shown is the comparison diagram of the radiator and its equivalent model radiation field, the root mean square error is 5.04%, and the computer modeling time (excluding spherical near-field test time) is 263 seconds; Figure 4 Shown is the comparison diagram of the radiation field of the original antenna, the traditional model, and the model of the present invention; the root mean square error of the traditional model is 13.52%; it can be seen that the accuracy of the model of the present invention is greatly improved, and the modeling time is short.
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