Three-port multi-mode switching common-caliber antenna and array of SSPP structure based on gap
A three-port, common-aperture technology, applied in the field of communication, can solve the problems of discontinuous beam scanning angle, increased center frequency point loss, and difficulty in wide-angle scanning, etc., to achieve improved end-fire performance, increased gain, and good spatial scanning The effect of the characteristic
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[0046] like figure 1 As shown, a three-port multimode switching common-aperture antenna based on a slot-based SSPP structure provided in this embodiment includes: three SMA radio frequency connectors 1, two trapezoidal monopoles 2, tapered coplanar waveguides 3, and symmetrical SSPP Metal transmission line 4 and dielectric board 5 . Two SMA radio frequency connectors 1 are arranged on both sides of the dielectric board 5 , the SMA radio frequency connectors 1 on both sides are respectively connected to two trapezoidal monopoles 2 , and the middle SMA radio frequency connector 1 is connected to the tapered coplanar waveguide 3 .
[0047] Both the tapered coplanar waveguide 3 and the symmetrical SSPP metal transmission line 4 are arranged on the front of the dielectric plate 5 , the trapezoidal monopole 2 is arranged on the back of the dielectric plate 5 , and the tapered coplanar waveguide 3 is connected to the beginning and end of the symmetrical SSPP metal transmission line 4...
Embodiment 2
[0059] like Figure 5 In the schematic diagram of the array structure shown, the antenna elements of Embodiment 1 are formed into a 1×4 array, along the figure 1 The X-axis direction can realize the spatial scanning of the unit beam, and at the same time adjust the phase difference between the antenna units, so that the main beam of the array is consistent with the main beam of the unit, and the beam gain and directivity are enhanced.
[0060] like Figures 6a-6c In the three-dimensional pattern of the array shown, the phase difference between the two ports of the antenna unit is set to 0°, 90° and 180° respectively, and the phase difference between the antenna units is adjusted to make the array beam pointing consistent with the unit beam pointing to realize beam switching.
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