Radio frequency phase shifter
A phase-shifting, radio frequency technology, applied in electrical components, circuits, waveguide-type devices, etc., can solve problems such as phased array antennas that have not been applied, and achieve the effect of reducing size and manufacturing cost and easy control.
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[0041] figure 1 The phased array antenna 1 shown in includes 64 individual antenna elements 2 arranged in a square grid pattern with 8x8 antenna elements 2 . In the center there is a single signal feed point 3 on the back side of the grid pattern. Electromagnetic signals, preferably radio frequency signals, can be introduced into the phased array antenna 1 via signal feed points 3 and distributed to all corresponding antenna elements 2 . In the same way, electromagnetic signals received by individual antenna elements 2 of the phased array antenna 1 can be transmitted to the signal feed point 3 and extracted from the phased array antenna. All individual antenna elements 2 are connected to a signal feed point 3 . The connection includes a dedicated phase shifter for each individual antenna element 2, however, the phase shifter is not in figure 1 shown in .
[0042] The phase shifting means can be an electrical connection of the individual antenna elements 2 to the signal fee...
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