EP0014635A1 - Dipole fed open cavity antenna - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a radiating source with an open cavity excited by a dipole.
- This source preferably operates in the microwave domain and can be used as a primary source or as a radiating element of a network antenna.
- Such a source with a cylindrical open cavity is constituted by a radiating dipole, placed inside a cylindrical metal base of circular cross section. Due to the phenomena of excitation of certain modes and of reflection in the cavity, the radiation diagram of such a source consists of concentric non-level circles until a decrease in gain of 10 dB, beyond which the circles make way for concentric ellipses. This lack of symmetry of the radiated diagram with respect to the direction of propagation limits the bandwidth of the usable frequencies.
- the object of the invention is to define a radiating source with an open cylindrical cavity excited by a dipole, having a significant widening of the frequency band usable compared to the sources of the prior art.
- a source according to the invention, then presents a radiation pattern of increased directivity and for which the symmetry defects are eliminated.
- the radiating source comprises a cylindrical base cavity having, on the side of the emitted radiation, a opening comprising two diametrically opposite projections extending the cavity in the direction of the radiation and acting on it so as to improve its symmetry.
- the radiating source comprises a cap covering the opening of the cavity which contributes to increasing the directivity of the radiation diagram.
- FIG. 1 shows a radiating source with open cavity 1 of the prior art, metallic and of cylindrical shape, excited by a dipole 2 produced on a printed circuit 3, the assembly being connected to a conventional supply system 5.
- FIG. 2 represents a view, from the side of the emitted radiation, of a radiating source 1 according to the invention.
- the opening of the cavity 1 is formed by two concurrent oblique planes symmetrical with respect to in the longitudinal median plane of the cavity, normal to the longitudinal median plane comprising the strands 4 of the dipole 2 the intersection of these two planes thus forming two diametrically opposite projections 10.
- the strands 4 of the radiating dipole 2 are obtained by photoengraving on a dielectric plate 3.
- a cylindrical strapping 7 of dielectric is placed inside the cylindrical cavity 1.
- the impedance of the cavity is adapted to the impedance of the air, thus allowing almost all of the energy to be radiated outside.
- FIG. 3 is another embodiment of the invention, comprising a conventional radiating dipole 6, half-wave or whole wave.
- the widening of the operating band of the radiating source is obtained on the one hand thanks to an improvement in the symmetry of the radiation diagram with respect to the direction of propagation, and on the other hand thanks to an increase in the directivity of this diagram.
- the symmetry of the radiation pattern of the source is improved by the opening of the cavity, the latter having two diametrically opposite projections, as just described.
- the increase in directivity is obtained by the addition of a hollow dielectric cap covering the opening of the cavity.
- Figure 4 shows a tear from a source according to the invention. It is covered by a cap 12, in dielectric, hollow, frustoconical having an acute solid angle according to the direction of propagation of the radiation on emission and fitting onto the projections 10. The thickness of the cap decreases in this same direction of propagation.
- the cavity is fed in its longitudinal axis of symmetry by a coaxial line 13.
- the adaptation of the cavity 1 to the supply line 13 is produced by a quarter-wave transformer and balun, obtained from a quarter-wave coaxial line 14 on the external conductor of which two metallization savings 16 have been made.
- the spares 16, symmetrical with respect to the longitudinal axis of the cavity, are included in the normal plane of the median plane comprising the strands 4 of the dipole deposited by photogravure on a dielectric plate 3.
- the central conductor 17 of the coaxial line is a metal wire sheathed with dielectric 18. To perfect the agreement, a low-impedance ring not shown in the figure can be placed against the external wall of the coaxial line.
- FIG. 5 is a cutaway from another radiating source 1 according to the invention, of metallized dielectric cylindrical base 19.
- the metallization 21 of the base 19 is obtained by photoengraving.
- the assembly of the dielectric cap 12 with the dielectric base 19 is done by a fitting 20 of the lower part of the cap in the base.
- the strands 4 of the dipole are deposited by photoengraving on the dielectric base 19.
- This embodiment of sources with metallized dielectric base has the advantage of a lower cost, especially for producing a large number of sources.
- the electromagnetic performance is the same as for metal cavity sources.
- FIG. 6 shows another type of embodiment of a radiating cavity source with a hollow dielectric cap, composed of coaxial cylindrical sections of diameter decreasing according to the direction of propagation on emission, and of different heights. The thickness of each cylindrical dielectric section also decreases according to the direction of propagation.
- FIG. 7 shows another embodiment of a radiating source according to the invention, for which the open cavity has two opposite symmetrical slots 110 placed on a diameter perpendicular to the strands 4 of the dipole 2.
- the cavity 1 can be made of metal or metallized dielectric, as described above.
- a radiating source operating in C band of frequency, ie from 5450 to 5850 MHz, the following dimensions were obtained; diameter of the cavity between one to three wavelengths A depending on the type of dipole used; base height equal to half wavelength; optimal height of the points equal to ⁇ / 5.
- the width of the slots is X / 2 and the height of ⁇ / 10.
- its dimensions are obtained by homothety from the previous dimensions.
- FIG. 8 schematically represents an example of array antenna where the elementary sources are produced according to the invention. They are arranged circularly on a metal support 23. All the dipoles 2 are oriented in the same direction which is that of the polarization of the antenna.
- a radiating microwave source with an open cavity excited by a dipole the directivity and symmetry qualities of the radiation diagram with respect to the direction of propagation allow a frequency band of sound operation .. wider than that of radiating sources with open cavity excited by a dipole of the prior art.
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Source hyperfréquence à cavité dont l'ouverture présente deux salles (10) s'avançant dans la direction de rayonnement et opposées sur un diamètre perpendiculaire aux brins (4) du dipôle (2) d'excitation. La cavité peut être recouverte par une coiffe diélectrique creuse (12). Utilisation dans les antennes-réseaux.Microwave cavity source, the opening of which presents two rooms (10) advancing in the direction of radiation and opposite on a diameter perpendicular to the strands (4) of the excitation dipole (2). The cavity can be covered by a hollow dielectric cap (12). Use in network antennas.
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La présente invention concerne une source rayonnante à cavité ouverte excitée par un dipôle. Cette source fonctionne de préférence dans le domaine des hyperfréquences et est utilisable comme source primaire ou comme élément rayonnant d'une antenne-réseau.The present invention relates to a radiating source with an open cavity excited by a dipole. This source preferably operates in the microwave domain and can be used as a primary source or as a radiating element of a network antenna.
Parmi les différents types de sources rayonnantes à cavité ouverte de l'art antérieur qui sont excitées par un dipôle, on considère plus particulièrement les sources comportant des cavités ouvertes de révolution, et parmi celles-ci des cavités cylindriques. Une telle source à cavité ouverte cylindrique est constituée par un dipôle rayonnant, placé à l'intérieur d'une embase métallique cylindrique de section droite circulaire. En raison des phénomènes d'excitation de certains modes et de réflexion dans la cavité le diagramme de rayonnement d'une telle source est constitué par des cercles insoniveaux concentriques jusqu'à une diminution de gain de 10 dB, au-delà de laquelle les cercles font place à des ellipses concentriques. Ce défaut de symétrie du diagramme rayonné par rapport à la direction de propagation limite la largeur de bande des fréquences utilisables.Among the different types of radiating sources with open cavity of the prior art which are excited by a dipole, we consider more particularly the sources comprising open cavities of revolution, and among these cylindrical cavities. Such a source with a cylindrical open cavity is constituted by a radiating dipole, placed inside a cylindrical metal base of circular cross section. Due to the phenomena of excitation of certain modes and of reflection in the cavity, the radiation diagram of such a source consists of concentric non-level circles until a decrease in gain of 10 dB, beyond which the circles make way for concentric ellipses. This lack of symmetry of the radiated diagram with respect to the direction of propagation limits the bandwidth of the usable frequencies.
Dans le cas d'une antenne-réseau, l'obtention d'un diagramme de rayonnement identique quelle que soit la direction de propagation nécessite la symétrie de révolution du diagramme de rayonnement de chaque source élémentaire de l'antenne-réseau, autour de son axe.In the case of a network antenna, obtaining an identical radiation diagram regardless of the direction of propagation requires the symmetry of revolution of the radiation diagram of each elementary source of the network antenna, around its axis.
Le but de l'invention est de définir une source rayonnante à cavité cylindrique ouverte excitée par un dipôle, présentant un élargissement notable de la bande des fréquences utilisables par rapport aux sources de l'art antérieur. Une telle source, suivant l'invention, présente alors un diagramme de rayonnement de directivité accrue et pour lequel les défauts de symétrie sont éliminés.The object of the invention is to define a radiating source with an open cylindrical cavity excited by a dipole, having a significant widening of the frequency band usable compared to the sources of the prior art. Such a source, according to the invention, then presents a radiation pattern of increased directivity and for which the symmetry defects are eliminated.
Suivant l'invention, la source rayonnante comprend une cavité d'embase cylindrique présentant, du côté du rayonnement émis, une ouverture comportant deux saillies diamétralement opposées prolongeant la cavité dans la direction du rayonnement et agissant sur lui de façon à améliorer sa symétrie.According to the invention, the radiating source comprises a cylindrical base cavity having, on the side of the emitted radiation, a opening comprising two diametrically opposite projections extending the cavity in the direction of the radiation and acting on it so as to improve its symmetry.
Suivant l'invention également, la source rayonnante comprend une coiffe recouvrant l'ouverture de la cavité qui contribue à accroître la directivité du diagramme de rayonnement.Also according to the invention, the radiating source comprises a cap covering the opening of the cavity which contributes to increasing the directivity of the radiation diagram.
D'autres objets et avantages de l'invention apparaîtront à l'aide de la description donnée ci-dessous, portant sur des exemples de réalisation, accompagnée par les figures suivantes représentant ;
- - la figure 1, une source rayonnante de l'art antérieur ;
- - la figure 2, une source rayonnante suivant l'invention ;
- - la figure 3, une autre réalisation d'une source rayonnante suivant l'invention ;
- - la figure 4, un arraché d'une source rayonnante équipée d'une coiffe, conformément à l'invention ;
- - la figure 5, un arraché d'une autre réalisation d'une source rayonnante conforme à l'invention ;
- - la figure 6, une autre réalisation d'une source rayonnante équipée d'une coiffe, suivant l'invention ;
- - la figure 7, une autre réalisation d'une source rayonnante suivant l'invention ;
- - la figure 8, une antenne-réseau constituée de sources rayonnantes suivant l'invention.
- - Figure 1, a radiating source of the prior art;
- - Figure 2, a radiating source according to the invention;
- - Figure 3, another embodiment of a radiating source according to the invention;
- - Figure 4, a cutaway of a radiating source equipped with a cap, according to the invention;
- - Figure 5, a cutaway of another embodiment of a radiating source according to the invention;
- - Figure 6, another embodiment of a radiating source equipped with a cap, according to the invention;
- - Figure 7, another embodiment of a radiating source according to the invention;
- - Figure 8, a network antenna consisting of radiating sources according to the invention.
On notera que dans la description qui suit tout organe identique dans les figures portera les mêmes repères.It will be noted that in the description which follows, any identical member in the figures will bear the same references.
La figure 1 montre une source rayonnante à cavité ouverte 1 de l'art antérieur, métallique et de forme cylindrique, excitée par un dipôle 2 réalisé sur un circuit imprimé 3, l'ensemble étant relié à un système d'alimentation classique 5.FIG. 1 shows a radiating source with open cavity 1 of the prior art, metallic and of cylindrical shape, excited by a dipole 2 produced on a printed
La figure 2 représente une vue, du côté du rayonnement émis, d'une source rayonnante 1 conforme à l'invention.FIG. 2 represents a view, from the side of the emitted radiation, of a radiating source 1 according to the invention.
Elle comporte une cavité 1 métallique cylindrique, ouverte du côté de l'émission du rayonnement. L'ouverture de la cavité 1 est formée par deux plans obliques concourants symétriques par rapport au plan médian longitudinal de la cavité, normal au plan médian longitudinal comprenant les brins 4 du dipôle 2 l'intersection de ces deux plans formant ainsi deux saillies 10 diamétralement opposées. Les brins 4 du dipôle 2 rayonnant sont obtenus par photogravure sur une plaquette 3 de diélectrique. Pour des raisons de tenue mécanique, un cerclage cylindrique 7 de diélectrique est disposé à l'intérieur de la cavité cylindrique 1. Pour fixer la cavité 1 à son circuit d'alimentation, et orienter le dipôle suivant la direction de rayonnement choisie, on a pratiqué deux fentes 8 dans la partie fermée 9 de la cavité, à travers lesquelles passent deux vis 11.It comprises a cylindrical metallic cavity 1, open on the side of the emission of the radiation. The opening of the cavity 1 is formed by two concurrent oblique planes symmetrical with respect to in the longitudinal median plane of the cavity, normal to the longitudinal median plane comprising the strands 4 of the dipole 2 the intersection of these two planes thus forming two diametrically
Pour réaliser un couplage quasi total avec le milieu extérieur l'impédance de la cavité est adaptée à l'impédance de l'air, permettant ainsi à la quasi totalité de l'énergie d'être rayonnée à l'extérieur.To achieve an almost total coupling with the external environment, the impedance of the cavity is adapted to the impedance of the air, thus allowing almost all of the energy to be radiated outside.
La figure 3 est une autre réalisation de l'invention, comportant un dipôle rayonnant classique 6, demi-onde ou onde entière.FIG. 3 is another embodiment of the invention, comprising a conventional radiating dipole 6, half-wave or whole wave.
Comme on l'a vu plus haut, on cherche à obtenir suivant l'invention l'élargissement de la bande de fonctionnement de la source rayonnante. Cet élargissement est obtenu d'une part grâce à une amélioration de la symétrie du diagramme de rayonnement par rapport à la direction de propagation, et d'autre part grâce à un accroissement de la directivité de ce diagramme. La symétrie du diagramme de rayonnement de la source est améliorée par l'ouverture de la cavité, cette dernière présentant deux saillies diamétralement opposées, comme on vient de le décrire. L'accroissement de la directivité est obtenu par l'adjonction d'une coiffe en diélectrique, creuse, recouvrant l'ouverture de la cavité.As seen above, it is sought to obtain, according to the invention, the widening of the operating band of the radiating source. This widening is obtained on the one hand thanks to an improvement in the symmetry of the radiation diagram with respect to the direction of propagation, and on the other hand thanks to an increase in the directivity of this diagram. The symmetry of the radiation pattern of the source is improved by the opening of the cavity, the latter having two diametrically opposite projections, as just described. The increase in directivity is obtained by the addition of a hollow dielectric cap covering the opening of the cavity.
La figure 4 représente un arraché d'une source conformément à l'invention. Elle est recouverte par une coiffe 12, en diélectrique, creuse, tronconique présentant un angle solide aigü selon le sens de propagation du rayonnement à l'émission et s'emboîtant sur les saillies 10. L'épaisseur de la coiffe décroît selon ce même sens de propagation. La cavité est alimentée en son axe de symétrie longitudinal par une ligne coaxiale 13. L'adaptation de la cavité 1 à la ligne d'alimentation 13 est réalisée par un transformateur quart d'onde et symétriseur, obtenu à partir d'une ligne coaxiale quart d'onde 14 sur le conducteur extérieur de laquelle ont été pratiquées deux épargnes 16 de métallisation. Les épargnes 16, symétriques par rapport à l'axe longitudinal de la cavité, sont comprises dans le plan normal du plan médian comprenant les brins 4 du dipôle déposé par photogravure sur une plaquette 3 de diélectrique. Le conducteur central 17 de la ligne coaxiale est un fil métallique gainé de diélectrique 18. Pour parfaire l'accord, une bague basse-impédance non représentée sur la figure peut être placée contre la paroi externe de la ligne coaxiale.Figure 4 shows a tear from a source according to the invention. It is covered by a
La figure 5 est un arraché d'une autre source rayonnante 1 selon l'invention, d'embase 19 cylindrique diélectrique métallisée. La métallisation 21 de l'embase 19 est obtenue par photogravure. La partie basse de la coiffe 12, qui se prolonge dans l'embase de la cavité, s'emboîte dans celle-ci. L'assemblage de la coiffe diélectrique 12 avec l'embase diélectrique 19 se fait par un emboîtement 20 de la partie basse de la coiffe dans l'embase. Les brins 4 du dipôle sont déposés par photogravure sur l'embase diélectrique 19.FIG. 5 is a cutaway from another radiating source 1 according to the invention, of metallized dielectric
Ce mode de réalisation de sources avec embase diélectrique métallisée présente l'avantage d'un moindre coût surtout pour la réalisation en grand nombre de sources. Les performances électromagnétiques sont les mêmes que pour les sources à cavité métallique.This embodiment of sources with metallized dielectric base has the advantage of a lower cost, especially for producing a large number of sources. The electromagnetic performance is the same as for metal cavity sources.
La figure 6 montre un autre type de réalisation de source rayonnante à cavité avec une coiffe diélectrique 15 creuse, composée de sections cylindriques coaxiales de diamètre décroissant suivant le sens de propagation à l'émission, et de hauteurs différentes. L'épaisseur de chaque section diélectrique cylindrique décroît également selon le sens de propagation.FIG. 6 shows another type of embodiment of a radiating cavity source with a hollow dielectric cap, composed of coaxial cylindrical sections of diameter decreasing according to the direction of propagation on emission, and of different heights. The thickness of each cylindrical dielectric section also decreases according to the direction of propagation.
La figure 7 représente une autre réalisation d'une source rayonnante suivant l'invention, pour laquelle la cavité ouverte présente deux créneaux 110 opposés symétriques placés sur un diamètre perpendiculaire aux brins 4 du dipôle 2. La cavité 1 peut être réalisée en métal ou en diélectrique métallisé, comme cela a été décrit auparavant.FIG. 7 shows another embodiment of a radiating source according to the invention, for which the open cavity has two opposite
Pour un exemple de réalisation d'une source rayonnante suivant l'invention, fonctionnant en bande C de fréquence soit de 5450 à 5850 MHz, on a obtenu comme dimensions moyennes ; diamètre de la cavité compris entre une à trois longueurs d'onde À suivant le type du dipôle utilisé ; hauteur d'embase égale à la demie longueur d'onde ; hauteur optimale des pointes égale à λ/5. Dans le cas d'une réalisation d'une source avec deux créneaux, fonctionnant dans le même domaine de fréquences que précédemment, la largeur des créneaux est de X/2 et la hauteur de À/10. Pour une source rayonnante fonctionnant à d'autres fréquences, ses dimensions sont obtenues par homothétie à partir des dimensions précédentes.For an exemplary embodiment of a radiating source according to the invention, operating in C band of frequency, ie from 5450 to 5850 MHz, the following dimensions were obtained; diameter of the cavity between one to three wavelengths A depending on the type of dipole used; base height equal to half wavelength; optimal height of the points equal to λ / 5. In the case of an embodiment of a source with two slots, operating in the same frequency domain as previously, the width of the slots is X / 2 and the height of λ / 10. For a radiating source operating at other frequencies, its dimensions are obtained by homothety from the previous dimensions.
Une application intéressante de ce type de source rayonnante est à noter. Celle-ci peut être avantageusement utilisée dans des antennes-réseaux particulièrement à symétrie de révolution. On obtient un accroissement de la directivité d'une antenne réseau en augmentant notamment celle des sources élémentaires qui la composent. En effet, le diagramme de rayonnement de l'antenne-réseau est obtenu en faisant le produit du diagramme de rayonnement d'une source élémentaire du réseau par la fonction de réseau.An interesting application of this type of radiant source should be noted. This can be advantageously used in antenna arrays particularly with symmetry of revolution. An increase in the directivity of a network antenna is obtained by notably increasing that of the elementary sources which compose it. Indeed, the radiation pattern of the array antenna is obtained by making the product of the radiation pattern of an elementary source of the array by the array function.
La figure 8 représente de façon schématique un exemple d'antenne-réseau où les sources élémentaires sont réalisées suivant l'invention. Elles sont disposées circulairement sur un support métallique 23. Tous les dipôles 2 sont orientés suivant la même direction qui est celle de la polarisation de l'antenne.FIG. 8 schematically represents an example of array antenna where the elementary sources are produced according to the invention. They are arranged circularly on a metal support 23. All the dipoles 2 are oriented in the same direction which is that of the polarization of the antenna.
On a ainsi décrit sous la forme de plusieurs réalisations possibles, une source rayonnante hyperfréquence à cavité ouverte excitée par un dipôle, dont les qualités de directivité et de symétrie du diagramme de rayonnement par rapport à la direction de propagation permettent une bande de fréquence de son fonctionnement .. plus large que celle des sources rayonnantes à cavité ouverte excitée par un dipôle de l'art antérieur.We have thus described in the form of several possible embodiments, a radiating microwave source with an open cavity excited by a dipole, the directivity and symmetry qualities of the radiation diagram with respect to the direction of propagation allow a frequency band of sound operation .. wider than that of radiating sources with open cavity excited by a dipole of the prior art.
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