• DocumentCode
    3413858
  • Title

    Analysis of the influence of the empennage to the radiation pattern of airborne antenna array by the GTD method

  • Author

    Geng, Jiang-dong ; Li, Wei-ming ; Xue, Zheng-hui ; Gao, Ben-qing ; Fang, Gang ; Shang, Fei

  • Author_Institution
    Beijing Inst. of Technol., China
  • Volume
    4
  • fYear
    2005
  • fDate
    4-7 Dec. 2005
  • Abstract
    A method which applies the GTD theory to analyze the pattern of a real electrically large airborne antenna array is presented in this paper. In this method, each element of the antenna array is considered as a dipole. Then the object which influences the pattern of the array in the near-field of the whole array (including empennage, fuselage, caudal fin, etc.) can be considered in the far-field of the element because of the tiny size of the element. In this approximate model, according to the GTD theory, we can trace the ray path separately to compute the field of each element, and then the distribution of the field of the whole array can be obtained by superposition of the contribute of every array element. The analysis of the field of an airborne ellipse planar array has been made in this paper, and the results have been obtained. This model can be widely used in the EMC prediction for antenna array system in a complex environment.
  • Keywords
    antenna arrays; antenna radiation patterns; electromagnetic compatibility; geometrical theory of diffraction; ray tracing; GTD method; airborne antenna array; airborne ellipse planar array; electromagnetic compatibility prediction; geometric theory of diffraction; radiation pattern; ray path tracing; Antenna arrays; Antenna radiation patterns; Antenna theory; Dipole antennas; Distributed computing; Electromagnetic compatibility; Pattern analysis; Planar arrays; Predictive models; Quantum computing; Airborne; Antenna Array; GTD; Near-field; Pattern;
  • fLanguage
    English
  • Publisher
    ieee
  • Conference_Titel
    Microwave Conference Proceedings, 2005. APMC 2005. Asia-Pacific Conference Proceedings
  • Print_ISBN
    0-7803-9433-X
  • Type

    conf

  • DOI
    10.1109/APMC.2005.1606891
  • Filename
    1606891