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218 results about "Meander line" patented technology

What is Meander Line. A meander line is part of the lines and boundaries that are established for surveying and mapping. Meander lines are run by surveyors for mapping and surveying purposes for a body of water.

Scanning apparatus

Scanning apparatus which scans input radiation from a scene and output radiation is transmitted to a receiver system, for example a millimetre wave imaging camera or a radar receiver by a rotatable reflective plate having an axis of rotation passing through the centre of its surface, secondary reflector and static reflector, wherein the secondary reflector is a second rotatable reflective plate having a common axis of rotation with the first rotatable reflective plate, wherein the common axis of rotation is inclined at a non-zero zero angle thetab to the normal to the second reflective plate. The normal to the first rotatable plate is inclined at a small angle to the common axis of rotation, typically a few degrees and forms the secondary reflector. The static reflector may be a polarising roof reflector through which radiation is input to and output from the apparatus. The apparatus also includes a 45° Faraday rotator or a birefringent surface such as a Meander-line. An additional Faraday rotator and an inclined polariser may be included in the apparatus and arranged such that radiation output to the receiver system may be separated from the path of input radiation. Alternatively, the scanning apparatus may include a reflector lens arrangement, such that focused output radiation may be output directly to the receiver system.
Owner:QINETIQ LTD

Combined ultra wideband Vivaldi notch/meander line loaded antenna

The combination of a Vivaldi slot and a meander line loaded antenna is provided which exhibits an ultra wideband characteristic with the Vivaldi notch expanding the high end and with the meander line loaded antenna portion reducing the low frequency cut-off. When these antennas are arrayed, this array exhibits a single lobe and an ultra wide 100:1 bandwidth. The Vivaldi notch portion of the antenna accommodates the higher frequencies, whereas the meander line loaded antenna portion of the antenna accommodates the lower frequencies, there being a smooth transition region between the Vivaldi and meander line portions of the antenna and no discontinuity. In one embodiment, the antenna is made to work between 50 MHz and 1500 MHz with a VSWR less than 3:1. The Vivaldi notch meander line combination assures that for an array one does not have a separation of the elements more than a 0.5 wavelength at the highest frequency, thus to eliminate the possibility of creating grating lobes. As one goes down in frequency to {fraction (1 / 50)} of the highest frequency, the 0.5 wavelength is divided by 50. This means that antenna element spacing is 0.01 wavelength at the low frequency end, clearly below that separation which would cause grating lobes. In short, the generation of grating lobes at the high end is prevented because the antenna element spacing is less than a 0.5 wavelength, with the situation improving as one goes down in frequency.
Owner:BAE SYST INFORMATION ELECTRONICS INTEGRATION

Combined ultra wideband Vivaldi notch/meander line loaded antenna

The combination of a Vivaldi slot and a meander line loaded antenna is provided which exhibits an ultra wideband characteristic with the Vivaldi notch expanding the high end and with the meander line loaded antenna portion reducing the low frequency cut-off. When these antennas are arrayed, this array exhibits a single lobe and an ultra wide 100:1 bandwidth. The Vivaldi notch portion of the antenna accommodates the higher frequencies, whereas the meander line loaded antenna portion of the antenna accommodates the lower frequencies, there being a smooth transition region between the Vivaldi and meander line portions of the antenna and no discontinuity. In one embodiment, the antenna is made to work between 50 MHz and 1500 MHz with a VSWR less than 3:1. The Vivaldi notch meander line combination assures that for an array one does not have a separation of the elements more than a 0.5 wavelength at the highest frequency, thus to eliminate the possibility of creating grating lobes. As one goes down in frequency to {fraction (1 / 50)} of the highest frequency, the 0.5 wavelength is divided by 50. This means that antenna element spacing is 0.01 wavelength at the low frequency end, clearly below that separation which would cause grating lobes. In short, the generation of grating lobes at the high end is prevented because the antenna element spacing is less than a 0.5 wavelength, with the situation improving as one goes down in frequency.
Owner:BAE SYST INFORMATION ELECTRONICS INTEGRATION

V-shaped micro-strip meander-line slow wave structure

The invention discloses a V-shaped micro-strip meander-line slow wave structure, belongs to the technical field of microwave vacuum electronics, and relates to a traveling wave tube amplifier. The V-shaped micro-strip meander-line slow wave structure comprises a micro-strip transmission line structure consisting of a metal bottom plate (3), a dielectric layer (2) and a planar metal wire (1) and is characterized in that: the dielectric layer (2) is positioned between the metal bottom plate (3) and the planar metal wire (1); the planar metal wire (1) has a zigzag structure formed by connecting a plurality of sections of planar metal wires which have the same shape and dimension end to end; and the adjacent two sections of planar metal wires constitute a V shape or a reverse V shape, and the included angle 2theta of the V shape or reverse V shape is less than 180 degrees. The shape of the dielectric layer (2) can be the same as that of the metal bottom plate (3) or the planar metal wire (1). Compared with the conventional right-angle micro-strip meander-line slow wave structure, the V-shaped micro-strip meander-line slow wave structure has wider working band and higher coupling impedance and can further meet the requirements of an equipment system on the device in aspects of working bandwidth, output power, weight and volume.
Owner:UNIV OF ELECTRONICS SCI & TECH OF CHINA

Frequency selective surface structure with wide passband and ultra-wide stopband

The invention relates to a frequency selective surface structure with wide passband and ultra-wide stopband. The frequency selective surface structure comprises a fine square ring array layer, a spiral meander line array layer and a thick square ring array layer, wherein the fine square ring array layer is etched on an upper surface inner side dielectric plate, the spiral meander line array layer is etched on an intermediate metal layer lower side dielectric plate, the thick square ring array layer is etched on a lower surface outer side dielectric plate, an upper side foam material interlayer is further arranged between the upper surface inner side dielectric plate and the intermediate metal layer lower side dielectric plate, and a lower side foam material interlayer is further arranged between the intermediate metal layer lower side dielectric plate and the lower surface outer side dielectric plate. The frequency selective surface structure has the advantages of small unit size, small thickness, low transmission loss, wide passband, good out-of-band rejection, further has the beneficial effects of ultra-wide stopband, wide electromagnetic wave scanning angular domain and stable scanning along azimuth angle of frequency response, and can be widely applied to antenna housing design in platforms such as radars, satellite communication and aircrafts.
Owner:CHENGDU DESHAN TECH CO LTD

Meander line antenna coupler and shielded meander line

InactiveUS20050225496A1Less ohmic lossEliminates down firingResonant long antennasRadiating elements structural formsResonanceEngineering
A switched meander line structure is substituted for a lumped element coupler (10) for an order of magnitude increase in gain due to the use of the switched meander line architecture. The use of the meander line (20) with relatively wide and thick folded legs markedly decreases I2R losses over wire inductors whose wire diameters at one-tenth of an inch contribute significantly to I2R losses. Additionally, placing solid state switches to short out various sections of a multi-leg meander line at high impedance nodes reduces I2R losses across the switching elements in the coupler. It has been found that, regardless of the impedance of the antenna, this impedance may be matched by switching in and out various sections of a folded multileg meander line due to the fact that the square of the sum of the capacitive reactances of the meander line decreases with frequency in synchronism with the unloaded Q of the meander line, thus to provide the ability to maintain a good match over frequency as the meander line is tuned to achieve resonance by shorting out combinations of sections of the meander line. The result of the substitution of the meander line architecture for the lumped element coupler is the reduction of losses associated with the use of wire inductors and losses due to the interposition of solid state switches at high-current nodes.
Owner:BAE SYST INFORMATION & ELECTRONICS SYST INTERGRATION INC
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