A Method of Improving Transceiver Isolation of Vehicle-mounted Millimeter-Wave Radar Antenna
A millimeter-wave radar, transceiver isolation technology, applied in the direction of antenna, antenna coupling, antenna array, etc., can solve the problems of lack of suppression, uncertain shape of the transmit and receive antenna pattern, poor broadband effect, etc., to reduce Small overall size requirements, avoiding vertical dimensions, and increasing the effect of isolation
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[0025] Such as image 3 As shown, the overall size of the radar antenna array is Dx*Dy: 73mm*73mm, including one transmitting antenna 8 and four independent receiving antennas 9 . The entire antenna array is attached to the antenna copper clad layer 1, such as figure 1 shown;
[0026] Such as figure 2 As shown, the microstrip array antenna 8 adopts the form of two columns of microstrip patch antennas 5 fed in series with 10 elements each, and the feed amplitude of each antenna is controlled by adjusting the patch size perpendicular to the vertical direction of the feed line to form Taylor amplitude weighting, resulting in a 25dB sidelobe radiation pattern.
[0027] The 10-element antenna feed point 10 in each row is located between the fifth unit and the sixth unit. The antenna feed point 10 should meet the requirements of reaching the fifth unit and the phase of the sixth unit. The phase of the operating frequency is 180°. The structure See figure 2 The antenna feed st...
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