A motion scanning device and method for a microwave radiometer in a geostationary orbit
A technology of microwave radiometer and geostationary orbit, which is applied in the field of microwave radiometer beam scanning, can solve problems such as difficult to control the phase consistency of vibration elements, large driving torque, and bearing platform magnitude torque interference, so as to improve beam scanning efficiency and reduce Drive torque, effect of reducing disturbance torque
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[0041] see image 3 , the present embodiment provides a motion scanning device for a microwave radiometer in a static orbit, comprising: a cascaded antenna reflective surface group 8, a rotating scanning mirror group, and a quasi-optical feeder 6 are sequentially arranged along the microwave radiation direction;
[0042] The cascaded antenna reflection surface group 8 is used to reflect microwave radiation input to the rotating scanning mirror group. Wherein, the above-mentioned cascaded antenna reflective surface group 8 is sequentially provided with a cascaded antenna first reflective surface 81 , a cascaded antenna second reflective surface 82 and a cascaded antenna third reflective surface 83 along the microwave radiation direction.
[0043] The cascaded antenna reflecting surface group 8 in this embodiment receives microwave radiation generated in the observation area. First, the microwave radiation enters the rotating scanning mirror group through the cascaded antenna r...
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[0054] see Image 6 , the present embodiment provides a motion scanning method based on embodiment 1 of a geostationary microwave radiometer, comprising the following steps:
[0055] S1: Receive and reflect external microwave radiation signals;
[0056] S2: The first rotating scanning mirror and the second rotating scanning mirror arranged parallel to each other rotate around the rotation axis together to perform secondary mirroring on each point on the space curve of the reflected output microwave radiation signal, so that the beam of the microwave radiation signal is output in a directional manner ;
[0057] S3: receiving and measuring the microwave radiation signal output by the beam orientation.
[0058] The present embodiment is described in detail now:
[0059] In step S1 of this embodiment, the cascaded antenna reflecting surface group receives and reflects external microwave radiation signals.
[0060] In step S2 of this embodiment, the lateral offset distance of t...
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