Phased array antenna with temperature compensating capability

Communications: directive radio wave systems and devices (e.g. – Directive – Including antenna pattern plotting

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342371, H01Q 300, H01Q 322

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ABSTRACT:
A phased array antenna having digital pulse shifters, which compensates for changes in characteristics caused by temperature variations. Each shifter is associated with a radiating element. A CPU calculates by simple processing the phase error of a high frequency signal radiated from each radiating element. A correcting amount is also computed by the CPU, which adds the correcting amount to a phase control signal associated with the radiating element of interest. This successfully maintains the phase plane of a phase array antenna, including its characteristics, such as beam shape and direction and side lobe level. Temperature variations have little or no effect on the antenna.

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