Device for controlling the conical scanning frequency for conica

Communications: radio wave antennas – Antennas – Balanced doublet - centerfed

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G01S 736

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041076834

ABSTRACT:
A device for controlling the conical scanning frequency of conical scanning radar systems. An antenna illuminator is caused to revolve by means of a three-phase asynchronous rotary field motor. The angular frequency of conical scanning is changed in a random or pseudo-random manner by means of a reference generator associated with the asynchronous motor, a random or pseudo-random signal generator, and a circuit comparing the signal of the reference generator and the signal of the signal generator. The comparison circuit provides "greater," "less" and "equal" outputs. A switching device driven by those outputs couples a braking magnetic-field or the three-phase supply to the motor, depending upon whether a "greater" or "less" output, respectively is the present comparison circuit. The "equal" output also controls the change of state for the random or pseudo-random signal generator.

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patent: 3947847 (1976-03-01), Feisenthal, Jr.

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