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Antenna beam tracking device and method of moving communication satellite communication system

The invention discloses antenna beam tracking device and method of a moving communication satellite communication system. The antenna beam tracking device comprises a geographical position detection device, a carrier gesture detection unit, a signal intensity detection unit, a signal conditioning circuit and a master control computer, wherein the master control computer controls a servo driver; and the servo driver controls an azimuth and pitching motor. The antenna beam tracking method comprises the following steps of: 1, initially capturing a target satellite; 2, tracking: setting initial parameters, storing and updating the initial parameters in real time, generating simultaneous disturbance random vectors, driving disturbance, measuring the intensity of received signals, estimating gradient, determining tracking error signals, regulating antenna beam pointing directions, and judging the received signals; and 3, recapturing. The invention has the advantages of simple design, low cost, system implementation without changing the hardware structure of an original tracking system, easy operation, high tracking accuracy and fast tracking speed and overcomes the defects of inconvenient operation, complex tracking step, lower tracking accuracy and tracking speed, and the like of the traditional method.
Owner:PLA SECOND ARTILLERY ENGINEERING UNIVERSITY

Dynamic beam tracking and testing device and method for satellite-borne digital multi-beam receiving antenna

ActiveCN106712827ARealize dynamic beam tracking performance testOvercome deficienciesSpatial transmit diversityRemote controlEngineering
The invention discloses a dynamic beam tracking and testing device and method for a satellite-borne digital multi-beam receiving antenna. The dynamic beam tracking and testing device comprises a ground transmitting terminal, an unmanned aerial vehicle, an unmanned aerial vehicle remote control device, a satellite-borne digital multi-beam receiving antenna, a satellite-borne receiver, a ground comprehensive processing device and rear-end data processing computer, wherein the ground transmitting terminal is loaded on the unmanned aerial vehicle, the unmanned aerial vehicle remote control device remotely controls the unmanned aerial vehicle wirelessly, the satellite-borne digital multi-beam receiving antenna is connected with the satellite-borne receiver, the satellite-borne receiver is connected with the ground comprehensive processing device, and the ground comprehensive processing device is connected with the unmanned aerial vehicle remote control device and the rear-end data processing computer. The dynamic beam tracking and testing device simultaneously solves problems of near-field beam dynamic tracking and stereoscopic testing of the satellite-borne digital multi-beam receiving antenna and high-dynamic tracking for the rate of a fast moving target, improves the success rate of dynamic beam pointing testing and the dynamic beam pointing accuracy, reduces the system data transmitting and receiving bit error rate, and achieves application effects.
Owner:SHANGHAI SATELLITE ENG INST

Bidirectional four-beam liquid crystal optical phased-array antenna and multi-user communication method thereof

The invention provides a bidirectional four-beam liquid crystal optical phased-array antenna and realizes a liquid crystal phased multi-user space bidirectional laser communication method based on the antenna. According to the antenna, large-angle deflection control is performed by adopting the combination of a transmission type liquid crystal polarization grating and a transmission type liquid crystal optical phased array, so as to realize beam scanning, and high-precision beam deflection control is performed through liquid crystal optical wedge control beams, so as to realize high-precision beam tracking. According to the bidirectional four-beam liquid crystal optical phased-array antenna and the liquid crystal phased multi-user space bidirectional laser communication method, linearly polarized beams of which two polarization directions are mutually perpendicular are independently controlled by adopting two parallel liquid crystal optical phased-array antennae, and receiving and sending separation of the same user optical signal is realized by adopting a circular polarization right-and-left spin multiplexing and liquid crystal optical phase combined method, so that multiuser bidirectional communication can be realized, and single-user polarization multiplexing communication also can be realized.
Owner:XIAN INSTITUE OF SPACE RADIO TECH

Vehicle mounted satellite antenna system with in-motion tracking using beam forming

The present invention relates to a vehicle mountable satellite antenna as defined in the claims which is operable while the vehicle is in motion. The satellite antenna of the present invention can be installed on top of (or embedded into) the roof of a vehicle. The antenna is capable of providing high gain and a narrow antenna beam for aiming at a satellite direction and enabling broadband communication to vehicle. The present invention provides a vehicle mounted satellite antenna which has low axial ratio, high efficiency and has low grating lobes gain. The vehicle mounted satellite antenna of the present invention provides two simultaneous polarization states. In one embodiment, a hybrid mechanic and electronic steering approach provides a more reasonable cost and performance trade-off. The antenna aiming in the elevation direction is achieved via control of an electronic beamforming network. The antenna is mounted on a rotatable platform under mechanical steering and motion control for aiming the antenna in the azimuth direction. Such approach significantly reduces the complexity and increases the reliability of the mechanical design. The antenna height is compatible to the two-dimensional electronic steering phased-array antenna. Additionally, the number of the electronic processing elements required is considerably reduced from that of the conventional two-dimensional electronic steering phased-array antenna, thereby allowing for low cost and large volume commercial production. The present invention provides electronically generated left, right, up, and down beams for focusing the antenna beam toward the satellite while the vehicle is moving. All of the beams are simultaneously available for use in the motion beam tracking. This provides much faster response and less signal degradation.
Owner:RENDA TRUST

Vehicle mounted satellite antenna system with in-motion tracking using beam forming

The present invention relates to a vehicle mountable satellite antenna as defined in the claims which is operable while the vehicle is in motion. The satellite antenna of the present invention can be installed on top of (or embedded into) the roof of a vehicle. The antenna is capable of providing high gain and a narrow antenna beam for aiming at a satellite direction and enabling broadband communication to vehicle. The present invention provides a vehicle mounted satellite antenna which has low axial ratio, high efficiency and has low grating lobes gain. The vehicle mounted satellite antenna of the present invention provides two simultaneous polarization states. In one embodiment, a hybrid mechanic and electronic steering approach provides a more reasonable cost and performance trade-off. The antenna aiming in the elevation direction is achieved via control of an electronic beamforming network. The antenna is mounted on a rotatable platform under mechanical steering and motion control for aiming the antenna in the azimuth direction. Such approach significantly reduces the complexity and increases the reliability of the mechanical design. The antenna height is compatible to the two-dimensional electronic steering phased-array antenna. Additionally, the number of the electronic processing elements required is considerably reduced from that of the conventional two-dimensional electronic steering phased-array antenna, thereby allowing for low cost and large volume commercial production. The present invention provides electronically generated left, right, up, and down beams for focusing the antenna beam toward the satellite while the vehicle is moving. All of the beams are simultaneously available for use in the motion beam tracking. This provides much faster response and less signal degradation.
Owner:RENDA TRUST
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