A multimode planar helical oam antenna with tm ring resonator and rotating paraboloid
A ring resonant cavity and rotating paraboloid technology, applied in the fields of communication and radar detection, can solve the problems of restricting the application of OAM, and achieve the effect of simple design and no need for feeding network
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[0027] The multimode planar helical OAM antenna is divided into three parts, which are four TM ring resonators 1, fixed pillars 2 and rotating parabolic reflectors 3, as figure 1 , 2 Shown in , 3 is the structural diagram of the multimode planar helical OAM antenna based on the TM ring resonator and the rotating paraboloid of the present invention, realizing 10GHz, generation, superposition and scanning of 8-mode PSOAM. The antenna consists of 4 TM mode ring resonators with central axis radii: R1=9mm, R2=18mm, R3=27mm, R4=36mm. The 4 TM ring resonators generate ±1 and ±2 respectively from the inside to the outside. , ±3, ±4 modes; 5mm cylindrical fixed pillar, radius Rr = 90mm rotating parabolic reflector. Radiation gap width is 1mm. A paraboloid of revolution is the equation of a parabola in the XOZ plane Wherein, p=20 is twice the focal length, and a closed metal curved reflector is formed by rotating 360 degrees around the Z axis. Figure 4 is the three-dimensional pat...
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