Small environment simulation calibration test device for microwave radiometer
A microwave radiometer and environmental simulation technology, applied in the direction of instruments, etc., can solve the problems of reducing the measurement accuracy of the microwave radiometer and the inability to obtain nonlinear calibration equations, etc., and achieve the effects of small footprint, simple structure and high precision
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[0021] Specific implementation mode one, the following combination figure 1 To illustrate this embodiment, a microwave radiometer small-scale environment simulation calibration test device described in this embodiment includes a small-scale environment temperature cycle simulation unit, a calibration source, a polyurethane door 9, an adjustable bracket 2 and a lifting frame 18;
[0022] The microwave radiometer 3 to be calibrated is connected to the antenna 7 and arranged inside the small ambient temperature cycle simulation unit, and the small ambient temperature cycle simulation unit provides a constant temperature environment for the microwave radiometer 3;
[0023] The mouth of the antenna 7 is aligned with the input mouth of the calibration source through the polyurethane door 9 set on the side of the small ambient temperature cycle simulation unit, and the adjustable bracket 2 is supported under the microwave radiometer 3 and is used to adjust the front and back of the mi...
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[0028] Specific Embodiment 2: It should be further explained that in the range of 1-15 GHz, even in the case of clouds and moderate rainfall, the atmosphere is transparent. Especially for L and S-band microwave radiometers, they are basically free from atmospheric interference, and their atmospheric transmittance is close to 100%. Therefore, under clear sky conditions, open places such as roofs can be selected, and the cosmic background can be used as a cold source, and the light microwave radiometers in these two bands can be calibrated in the natural environment in the four seasons of spring, summer, autumn and winter.
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