EP0493190A1 - Schichtartig aufgebaute Mikrowellen-Streifenleitungsantenne - Google Patents

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EP0493190A1
EP0493190A1 EP91403422A EP91403422A EP0493190A1 EP 0493190 A1 EP0493190 A1 EP 0493190A1 EP 91403422 A EP91403422 A EP 91403422A EP 91403422 A EP91403422 A EP 91403422A EP 0493190 A1 EP0493190 A1 EP 0493190A1
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    • H01Q9/04—Resonant antennas
    • H01Q9/0407—Substantially flat resonant element parallel to ground plane, e.g. patch antenna
    • H01Q9/0414—Substantially flat resonant element parallel to ground plane, e.g. patch antenna in a stacked or folded configuration

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  • the present invention relates to paver type microwave antennas.
  • the antennas printed on a dielectric substrate are commonly used in the microwave field. Double excitation of these blocks by means of two separate inputs allows two different types of radiation to be emitted with the same radiating element.
  • the signals sent to the two inputs each generate radiation with linear polarization, the two polarizations produced being orthogonal to one another (for example one vertical and the other horizontal).
  • An appropriate distribution of the amplitudes and phases of these two signals also makes it possible to obtain radiation in circular polarization.
  • the microwave isolation of the two inputs depends essentially on the geometric shape of the block (printed metallic conductor) to which these inputs are connected (galvanically connected or by coupling).
  • the radiating elements of the network In the case of electronically scanned array antennas, it is difficult to feed the radiating elements of the network when these elements each have two inputs. It is indeed necessary to use a double distribution of microwave energy. You can also switch the type of radiation from these antennas. It is then necessary to supply each radiating element through a switch with one input and two outputs, these outputs being connected to the inputs of the radiating element. Depending on the state of an electrical control signal and the type of switch used, the radiation obtained can be either linearly polarized (horizontal or vertical) or circularly polarized (left or right).
  • the external dimensions of the radiating elements used must be smaller than those of the network mesh. This constraint imposes a transverse attack on the radiating elements, which makes it possible to limit their size.
  • Coaxial lines are used for this purpose, the central conductors of which are electrically connected to the metal pad. The two inputs of the radiating element are therefore not isolated from each other by direct current.
  • switches making it possible to pass from radiation with linear polarization to radiation with circular polarization, and vice versa, comprise one or more diodes connected directly between the two outputs of these switches. These switches can only operate if their two outputs are mutually isolated by direct current. This condition is not fulfilled when these outputs are connected to the two inputs of a paved antenna of the prior art.
  • a known, simple, more expensive solution consists in inserting a capacitor in series between one of the outputs of the switch and one of the inputs of the radiating element. This capacitor, which allows DC isolation, must have a negligible microwave impedance.
  • the known radiating elements of the “polarized” type with double polarization have two inputs connected directly to a single metallic conductor etched on a dielectric substrate.
  • This conductor called “source block”
  • This conductor is generally square or circular, in order to allow identical radiation according to the two polarizations.
  • one or more other blocks can be placed above the source block, electromagnetically coupled and supported by an insulating material.
  • the present invention relates to a bipolarized radiating element with two isolated DC inputs, without the need for isolation capacitors, and having the smallest possible footprint.
  • the radiating element according to the invention comprises at least two superimposed blocks, isolated from each other by a layer of air or dielectric material, at least the lower block having two opposite concave sides, each of the first two blocks being connected to its feed line, the feed line of the upper block passing near a concave side of the lower block.
  • the two opposite concave sides of the lower block are substantially parallel to the radiated electric field (by the lower block). This arrangement is the only one which allows the passage of the supply line of the upper block without crossing the lower block.
  • the bipolarized radiating element 1 shown in FIG. 1 comprises a dielectric substrate 2, the underside of which is almost entirely metallized. On the upper surface, also metallized, of the substrate 2, one or more blocks 3 are etched, for example of square shape. In line with midpoints 4 and 5 on two sides of the square 3, we drill into the substrate 2 and its metallization of the holes for the passage of the cores of coaxial conductors 6, 7 supplying the block 3.
  • the conductor 6 corresponds for example to vertical polarization, and the conductor 7 to horizontal polarization.
  • such a radiating element requires the use of galvanic isolation capacitors between the polarization switch and this element.
  • the radiating element 8, according to the invention and represented in FIG. 2 essentially comprises a first dielectric support substrate 9.
  • the underside 10 of the substrate 9 (as seen in the drawing, makes it the face opposite to the radiating face ) is metallized.
  • the upper face of the substrate 9 is metallized, then etched.
  • One or more blocks are engraved there (several to obtain a network).
  • This block 11 has a general shape of a square, but two of its opposite sides 12, 13 are slightly concave (arrow F equals approximately 10 to 20% of the length of the side of the square, see figure 3). These two sides (or more exactly the corresponding sides of the original square) are parallel to the electric field radiated by the element.
  • a solid dielectric 14 is fixed, for example by gluing, whose thickness is less than that of the substrate 9 (for example 5 to 10 times thinner ).
  • the upper face of the dielectric 14 is first metallized, then etched to form one (or more in the case of a network) radiating element (s) 15 of the same shape and dimensions as those of the element 11
  • the center of the element 15 is opposite that of the element 15, but these elements are offset by 90 ° in rotation relative to each other, that is to say that 'a concave side of one is opposite a straight side of the other.
  • the hole for the passage of the core of the conductor 21 can be made tangentially at point 19 (and perpendicular to the surface of the dielectric 14 and of the substrate 9) without there being any risk of contact between this core and the element 11.
  • the overall dimensions, in a plane perpendicular to the direction of propagation of the radiation of the radiating element is as small as possible, which can make it possible to form the densest network possible.
  • the elements 11 and 15 have been shown in plan in FIG. 3. Instead of giving them concave circular faces, two of their opposite concave faces can be formed, for example in "V" shape as shown in FIG. 4 or in trapezoid shape as shown in Figure 5. These forms are not, however, limiting. Other forms can be adopted, if an important condition is met, which is to remove enough material in at least one side of the lower block to allow the core of the supply conductor of the upper block to pass without increasing the dimensions in directions perpendicular to the direction of propagation of the radiation of the radiating element.
  • the dielectric 14 can be replaced by an air layer.
  • the upper block can be produced using the suspended triplate technique.
  • the upper block is formed on a thin support sheet which is fixed on small blocks of insulating material.
  • the dielectric layer 14 does not necessarily cover the entire upper face of the substrate 9. It can, for example, include recesses in line with the concave sides of the element 15. This gives easy access to the straight sides of the element 11, and in particular to its feed point 16.
  • the radiating element of the invention can be implemented in applications such as single or multi-element antennas, active or passive, which can operate in linear and / or circular polarizations, possibly switchable.
  • the blocks of this radiating element can also be supplied by other types of lines, for example microstrip lines ("microstrip").

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