Active array antenna with multiphase power for active modules

Communications: directive radio wave systems and devices (e.g. – Directive – Including a steerable array

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H01Q 322

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056025548

ABSTRACT:
A radar system which uses an active phased-array antenna achieves improved clutter improvement factor (CIF) by powering the various transmit-receive (TR) modules of the antenna with direct voltage (DC) derived from a plurality of phases of the power-line alternating current (AC). Each TR module receives power which originates with one phase of the source AC. The phases are selected so that the modulation of the radio-frequency (RF) signals by each TR module tends to cancel in the summed signal from the array antenna.

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