一种基于缝隙天线阻抗的带缝腔体谐振频率计算方法

电磁波经缝隙进入机箱腔体后,会在某些频率点形成驻波而发生电磁谐振,导致腔体屏蔽效能急剧下降.为快速准确预测谐振频率以指导屏蔽腔体设计,本文基于缝隙天线阻抗理论提出一种带缝腔体谐振频率的计算方法.将电磁场用自由空间和腔体格林函数表示,根据缝隙处的边界条件建立等效磁流源的积分方程.通过矩量法求解积分方程,计算出腔体输入阻抗.根据谐振发生时电抗为零或电阻最小,可从频率-阻抗曲线获得谐振频率.本文方法不仅能预测缝隙谐振和低阶模式腔体谐振,还能预测出高阶谐振.与实验和CST仿真结果对比验证了本文方法的准确性及快速性.最后用本文方法分析了腔体和缝隙尺寸以及缝隙位置对谐振频率的影响.     

Circularly polarized rectangularly bent slot antennas backed by arectangular cavity

Rectangularly bent slot antennas backed by a rectangular cavity for circular polarization are proposed. Characteristics of three types of cavity-backed rectangularly bent slot antennas for circular polarization-the single square loop slot, the two-element square loop slot, and the two-arm square spiral slot antenna-are analyzed numerically. The generalized network formulation based on the equivalence principle is given in terms of the method of moments. The magnetic currents on the thin rectangularly bent slots in the presence of the backing cavity are obtained and used to calculate the input impedance, radiation pattern, and axial ratio. Experimental results on the input impedance, radiation pattern, and axial ratio are in good agreement with calculated data     

Rectangular and zonal slots on a sphere with a backing shell: theory and experiment

A rectangular slot antenna on a spherical cavity with a conducting backing shell is investigated rigorously. The Green's function approach is used to formulate an integral equation for the magnetic slot current, which is solved using the moment method. Two previously developed methods to evaluate the admittance integrals are used and compared with each other. Both methods use recurrence formulas and analytical integration to speed the computation. The slot and cavity resonances of the structure are studied. In particular, two simple formulas for the first two natural resonances of the cavity structure are given. The effects of the shell size, slot length, and cavity dielectric constant on the input impedance are discussed. Measurements were carried out to verify the theory, and very good agreement between theory and experiment is obtained. In addition, the zonal slot antenna on a spherical cavity with a conducting backing shell is studied. The effect of the shell radius on the input impedance is investigated and, again, very good agreement between theory and experiment is found.     

Theory and experiment of the hemispherical cavity-backed slotantenna

The hemispherical cavity-backed slot antenna is studied theoretically and experimentally. The exact magnetic field Green's function of the cavity is derived rigorously and expressed in a form convenient for numerical computation. The moment method is used to find the equivalent magnetic current in the slot and, hence, the input impedance of the antenna configuration. The effects of the cavity size, of the slot length, and of the slot offset on the input impedance are studied and very good agreement between theory and experiment is obtained. The variation of the magnetic current around the slot and cavity resonances are discussed. Comparisons between the rigorous solution and the single-mode theory are given and the limitation of the single-mode theory is discussed     

Analysis of hemispherical cavity-backed slot antenna

The input impedance of the hemispherical cavity-backed slot antenna is investigated theoretically and experimentally. The mode-matching method and moment method are used to find the Green's function of the cavity and the equivalent magnetic current of the slot, respectively. The effects of slot length and cavity radius on the input impedance are studied     

矩形腔十字裂缝天线的研究

随着卫星移动通信技术的发展,一种能适合机载和地面移动载体卫星通信的天线越来越受到人们的青睐。该种天线要求具有宽频带、圆极化和电扫描跟踪等特性。矩形腔十字裂缝天线就是这种天线理想的辐射单元之一。基于矩量法的分析途径,本文提出了计算矩形腔十字裂缝天线的数值方法,给出天线单元的输入阻抗、增益和轴比等辐射特性的数值结果,并进行了实验实证。理论和实验结果有着很好的一致性。     

Theoretical and experimental study of the input impedance of thecylindrical cavity-backed rectangular slot antennas

The authors study the input impedance of a cylindrical cavity-backed slot antenna based on mode matching and the complex Poynting theorem. Two cavity-backed slot antennas were fabricated to verify the theory. The numerical results agree very well with measurements. Two resonant frequencies were found from the input impedance. One resonant frequency is attributed to the rectangular slot and the other is due to the cavity. The slot length controls the first resonant frequency and has a much stronger effect on the input impedance at the antenna operating frequency as compared with the cavity length     

Equivalent surface impedance of an infinite periodic array of slot impedance loads based on a semicylinder cavity

A problem of finding the equivalent surface impedance of an infinite periodic array of slot impedance loads based on a semicylinder cavity. The problem is solved by the integral-equation method. As the numerical method for solving the integral equation, the Krylov-Bogoliubov method is used. The results of the numerical experiment are presented in the form of dependences of the impedance on the cavity radius, slot width, conductor width, and angle of electromagnetic-wave incidence. The angular dependences of the impedance are compared to the earlier results obtained for an array of rectangular grooves and a single impedance load based on a semicylinder cavity.     

On slot-coupled microstrip antennas and their applications to CPoperation-theory and experiment

A simple theory based on the cavity model is developed to analyze microstrip antennas excited by a slot in the ground plane. By using an equivalent magnetic current source at the feed, the electric field under the patch is obtained in terms of a set of cavity modes. In particular, the loci of the slot feed location for achieving the circular polarization and the input impedance are computed and found to be in excellent agreement with the experimentally measured results. Simple but surprisingly accurate formulas for slot-fed circularly polarized microstrip antennas are derived and compared with those for probe-fed counterparts     

Theory and Experiment of an Aperture-Coupled Hemispherical Dielectric Resonator Antenna

A hemispherical dielectric resonator (DR) antenna using aperture coupling for excitation is studied both theoretically and experimentally. The reciprocity method is used to formulate the problem. The exact magnetic field Green's function due to the equivalent magnetic current in the slot is derived rigorously, and it is presented in a form which can be evaluated very efficiently. Moment method is used to solve the magnetic current from which the input impedance of the antenna configuration is obtained. The equivalent radius of the slot is used so that simple formulae developed for the cylindrical dipole can be applied directly. The effects of the slot's length, the slot's position, and the slot's width on the broadside TE₁₁₁ mode input impedance are studied, and reasonable agreement between theory and experiment is obtained     

UHF bent-slot antenna system for portable equipment—I

A newly developed bent-slot antenna for UHF portable communication equipment is introduced. The bent-slot antenna, modified from a half-wave slot element, is designed to have both vertical and horizontal elements and is intended to achieve the improvement of the receiving performance in the urban area. The antenna system characteristics such as current distribution, radiation pattern, gain, and input impedance are investigated both theoretically and experimentally for such parameters as the slot location, the feed point and the width and height of the equipment box. In the calculation, the equipment box is assumed as a rectangular conducting box, and the surface of the box and the slot are modeled by wire grids. The method of moments is applied to find both the electric and magnetic current distributions on wires.     

Analysis of the zonal and rectangular slots on a conductingspherical cavity

The zonal slot cut on a conducting spherical cavity is analyzed rigorously. The slot is excited asymmetrically, which excites higher order azimuthal modes. The Green's function approach is used to formulate an integral equation for the magnetic current in the slot, which is solved using the moment method (MoM). New recurrence formulas are derived so that within their stable region the admittance integrals can be evaluated without the need for any numerical integration. In this case, the solution is very easy to implement with extremely short computation time. The effects of the latitude angle on the peak resistance and percentage bandwidth are investigated. Furthermore, the cavity resonance modes and their degeneracy are examined by plotting the expansion coefficients of the magnetic current. In addition, the problem of a rectangular slot in the nonequatorial plane is also studied. Measurements are carried out and good agreement between theory and experiment is obtained     

Analysis of a cavity-backed annular slot antenna with one pointshorted

Analysis of a cavity-backed annular slot antenna with one point shorted is performed experimentally and theoretically. Resonance frequencies, bandwidths, and radiation patterns are studied with respect to slot width, cavity depth, and slot shorting position. In the theoretical analysis, the method of moments is applied to find the magnet current on the slot, and the Green's function for the field inside the cavity has been newly derived. By selecting a slot shorting position, circular polarization, and a bandwidth of more than 10%, the voltage standing-wave ratio (VSWR) ⩽2 for the input impedance is obtained     

准光腔单微带贴片输入阻抗的理论分析

本文利用并矢格林函数获得了准光腔中的电磁场积分方程。利用矩量法导出了被一个轴向电流源激励的单微带贴片腔的输入阻抗的计算公式。利用本方法对矩形微带贴片的输入阻抗进行了讨论。其结果与微带天线很类似。这对设计微带型准光振荡器有重要的参考价值。     

AN ANALYSIS ON INPUT IMPEDANCE OF A SINGLE MICROSTRIP PATCH IN THE QUASI-OPTICAL CAVITY

The electromagnetic field integral equation in the quasi-optical cavity is obtained using the dyadic Green's function. An expression is derived for the input impedance of a single microstrip patch cavity excited by a coaxial probe using moment method. The input impedance of a rectangular microstrip patch is discussed with this method. The result of this paper is similar to that of the microstrip antenna. This paper is of very important value for designing microstrip quasi-optical oscillator.     

An analysis of input impedance of a single microstrip patch in the quasi-optical cavity

The electromagnetic field integral equation in the quasi-optical cavity is obtained using the dyadic Green's function. An expression is derived for the input impedance of a single microstrip patch cavity excited by a coaxial probe using moment method. The input impedance of a rectangular microstrip patch is discussed with this method. The result of this paper is similar to that of the microstrip antenna. This paper is of very important value for designing microstrip quasi-optical oscillator. Supported by the National Science Foundation of China.     

Integral equation analysis of a sheet impedance coated window slotantenna

Presents an integral equation and method of moments analysis of a window slot antenna. The antenna is modeled by a sheet admittance coated rectangular aperture in an infinite ground plane. It is shown that the sheet admittance coated aperture is complementary to a sheet impedance plate, which permits the window slot antenna to be analyzed with existing computer programs. Numerical results are compared with measurements for input impedance and radiation efficiency     

The input admittance of the rectangular cavity-backed slot antenna

The input admittance of the rectangular cavity-backed slot antenna is investigated. The slot is assumed narrow so that the voltage distribution in its aperture is sinusoidal. Equations which represent the input admittance of this slot, backed by a rectangular cavity in which a single propagating wave is assumed to exist, are given. Calculations based on these representations are compared to available measured data. As the depth of the cavity increased the resonant frequency decreased and the bandwidth became narrower. Input admittance curves as a function of electrical slot length are also presented for several size cavities.     

Theoretical and experimental studies of cavity-backed slot antennaexcited by a narrow strip

Theoretical and experimental studies of a cavity-backed slot antenna excited internally by a suspended narrow strip are undertaken. Coupled integral equations are developed to compute the electric field distribution in the slot and the surface current distribution on the strip. The input impedance of the cavity at the feeding point on the strip has been computed theoretically and measured experimentally. The impedance data, being a function of cavity dimension, slot length, strip length, and frequency, can be polyfitted and used to implement a systematic design procedure to construct a planar array of these slots     

Input impedance of a probe-excited semi-infinite rectangularwaveguide with arbitrary multilayered loads: part II-a full-waveanalysis

For pt.I see ibid., vol.43, pt.A, pp.1559-66 (July 1995). Utilizing the dyadic Green's functions (DGF's) derived in Part I of this paper, the input impedance of a coaxial probe located inside a semi-infinite rectangular waveguide has been generally formulated. The electromagnetic DGF's for a rectangular cavity with a dielectric load are also obtained from the general expressions given in Part I. Using the full-wave analysis, a dielectric-loaded rectangular cavity is further considered and the input impedance is specified. To improve the computational accuracy, an alternative form of electric DGF's of the second kind is developed and expressed in terms of the guided-wave eigenvalues for the rectangular loaded cavity. The probe-input reactance and the phase of the reflection coefficients are computed using the conventional form of electric DGF and the alternative form of magnetic DGF. Data are obtained from experiments performed on a dielectric-loaded cavity and compared with the numerical results. Agreement of the theoretical and experimental results confirms the applicability of the theoretical analysis given in this paper