WO2010026274A1 - Analizador de múltiples entradas y múltiples salidas - Google Patents
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- G01R29/0814—Field measurements related to measuring influence on or from apparatus, components or humans, e.g. in ESD, EMI, EMC, EMP testing, measuring radiation leakage; detecting presence of micro- or radiowave emitters; dosimetry; testing shielding; measurements related to lightning
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- H05—ELECTRIC TECHNIQUES NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
- H05B—ELECTRIC HEATING; ELECTRIC LIGHT SOURCES NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR; CIRCUIT ARRANGEMENTS FOR ELECTRIC LIGHT SOURCES, IN GENERAL
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- the wireless systems that pose multiple inputs and multiple outputs (MIMO) of the signal are based on converting the multipath propagation, initially considered a problem, in the solution to the limited transmission capacities.
- MIMO multiple inputs and multiple outputs
- This allows the use of parallel transmission channels by increasing the number of transmitting and / or receiving antennas.
- high spectral efficiencies can be obtained on the radio channel, thus constituting a very promising way to meet the high requirements of the future Fourth Generation (4G) of mobile communications systems.
- 4G Fourth Generation
- a multi-input and multi-output analyzer is a multimode resonant cavity with a high Q factor, with a very inhomogeneous spatial distribution of the electric and magnetic field.
- mode agitators metal parts with grooves or the movement of the object under study within the cavity. So far all mode agitators have been constructed of metallic materials, some with special shapes such as those found in WO200054365. On the other hand, metal parts with grooves are described in WO2008031964, restricting their application to the aeronautical sector.
- Multimode resonant cavities are used in wireless communications applications to perform measurements in the laboratory that emulate those performed for mobile terminals in different propagation environments with an isotropic and Rayleigh distribution.
- the parameters that can be measured are: diversity of gain, MIMO capacity, efficiency of the antenna, absorbed power, correlation between antennas, specific absorption rate, sensitivity of the antenna, probability of error per bit (BER).
- BER probability of error per bit
- the different existing propagation environments for wireless communications can be modeled using different probability functions. Two of the most common functions for modeling these environments are the Rayleigh and Rician functions with a K factor.
- the K factor is the parameter that defines the different Rician type scenarios. These propagation environments will determine the performance of wireless communication systems that work in that environment.
- macrocells have a K factor in the Rician distribution greater than microcells, that is, they have a more dominant direct vision component (LoS), and within the cell the K factor decreases as the distance to the transmitter increases .
- the interior environments of buildings and urban areas tend to have a rich multipath dispersion, important enough to make direct vision rarely dominant, converting the statistical behavior of the reception of the signal to a Rayleigh distribution. The problem is that so far only Rayleigh environments could be emulated, so when you want to evaluate the different terminals in other environments
- multimode resonant cavities Another application of multimode resonant cavities is heating, drying and microwave curing, that is, those processes consisting of irradiating high frequency and high power electromagnetic fields in a cavity to generate heat in a sample of any material.
- a microwave oven the object to be heated is placed, either in an arbitrary fixed position or on a turntable that rotates it in order to standardize its heating as much as possible.
- the heating will be more or less efficient because of what patented procedures have already been developed as described in document ES 2246183 to obtain the optimum position of the sample as a function of the electromagnetic fields.
- the objective is to obtain maximum efficiency and the most homogeneous heating possible.
- the electromagnetic fields must be concentrated in the sample in a homogeneous manner.
- the problem is that the heating efficiency can vary from 20% to 90% depending on the distribution of fields, with the existing methods, when the sample changes to heat in size or properties the efficiency decreases since there is no possibility of changing the electromagnetic field.
- the multi-input and multi-output analyzer object of the invention performs emulations of the behavior of a terminal with multiple antennas in all types of propagation environments or provides elevation of the temperature of the material inside. Therefore, the multi-input and multi-output analyzer is capable of reproducing both isotropic and non-isotropic environments, as well as emulate environments with different distributions in a
- REPLACEMENT SHEET (Rule 26) laboratory.
- the analyzer with multiple inputs and multiple outputs is capable of emulating the different propagation environments for terminals with multiple antennas, in addition to being able to include effects such as the presence of the human head.
- high power sources when used, it is capable of producing a heating in the interior material with a specific control of the homogeneity in the distribution of heat.
- the multi-input and multi-output analyzer is a type of multimode resonant cavity that comprises several elements and procedures to perform dynamic control of the electromagnetic fields inside.
- the elements included in the analyzer with multiple inputs and multiple outputs objects of the invention are:
- the first element included in the multi-input and multi-output analyzer is the metal part assembly with grooves and the parts that open and close said grooves henceforth switching parts. These elements manage to transform the field distribution from one or several antennas or sources with fixed positions in a distribution that has different sources that switch between active and non-active depending on whether the switching elements open and close said slots.
- the switching parts can be of different materials, if they are metallic, the switching will be on / off by not allowing the signal to pass while if they are made of other materials that can be partially crossed by electromagnetic radiation, it will cause a partial activation of said source. .
- the sources can be partially activated also leaving these slots open. The partial activation of a source is a novelty that can provide obvious advantages when controlling electromagnetic fields.
- REPLACEMENT SHEET (Rule 26) metallic materials In this way the electromagnetic waves are not only reflected in the metal stirrers, but also refracted. Thus, the creation of new useful modes for the various applications is achieved.
- the third element in the analyzer of multiple inputs and multiple outputs is the inclusion of lenses between the signal generation systems and the systems under test. These lenses, for example, will allow modifying the K factor of the simulated environment or specifically concentrating the heat absorbed by the sample in a specific area.
- the fourth element in the multi-input and multi-output analyzer is that the signal generating systems are antennas with a characteristic shape that have a large bandwidth thus allowing the use of the multi-input and multi-output analyzer in large part 15 of the spectrum
- the fifth element in the analyzer with multiple inputs and multiple outputs is the introduction of elements with losses such as liquids with losses in any position or absorbent cones in the walls of the resonant or multimode cavity.
- elements with losses such as liquids with losses in any position or absorbent cones in the walls of the resonant or multimode cavity.
- the first procedure performed by the analyzer with multiple inputs and 5 multiple outputs consists in applying any of the five previous elements independently or in combination to obtain a certain electromagnetic field in the test area. With this procedure you can achieve a field distribution that is useful for any application. 0
- REPLACEMENT SHEET (Rule 26) The second procedure performed by the analyzer with multiple inputs and multiple outputs consists in placing the elements under test outside the cavity.
- the link between the exterior and the interior of the cavity will be made leaving the door of the cavity open with different opening angles and / or through slots of various shapes and sizes that communicate the exterior of the cavity with the interior of the cavity.
- the propagation environment will no longer be isotropic (uniform distribution of the arrival angle) and will become a non-isotropic propagation environment when most of the signal arrives through the opening of the door and / or the existing grooves in the walls of the cavity.
- the third procedure performed by the multi-input and multi-output analyzer consists in evaluating the different Rician environments from a Rayleigh measurement so that with a single measurement the entire range of existing K factors can be emulated producing cost savings in time and money.
- This invention can be useful in the field of heating, drying and microwave curing. Therefore, its possible use in this field is described below.
- the electromagnetic field can be standardized and the radiation efficiency in the sample can be maximized depending on the type of material of which it is composed. Therefore, certain openings will be opened and closed depending on the sample allowing high efficiency in the heating, drying and curing of different material materials, which will increase the versatility of the oven, this being a clear advantage.
- the second element is the construction of mode agitators in non-metallic elements. This allows homogenization of the electromagnetic field while avoiding reflections towards the sources or magnetrons maximizing
- the third element allows a concentration of the electromagnetic fields in the sample when converging lenses are used which produces a significant increase in the efficiency of the process.
- a dispersion of the electromagnetic field will occur, achieving homogenization of the field in the sample, which will cause a more uniform heating, drying and curing throughout the sample.
- the electromagnetic field in the sample can be controlled and varied, therefore a procedure similar to that described in the patent ES 2246183 can be developed so that the different openings of the element one combined with a certain position of the stirrers are varied. modes and the use or not of the lenses of a maximum efficiency in the heating of the sample while homogenizing the distribution of the electromagnetic field in it.
- Figure 1 shows a multi-input and multi-output analyzer (1) comprising the following elements: a slotted part (2) that separates the transmitter from the receiver, moving switching parts (4) moving through axes (5) ) that leave the different slots (3) of the metal part (2) open, closed, a mode agitator (6) constructed of non-metallic material, a lens (7) embedded in one of the circular slots and antennas (8) ) broadband.
- the part in which the elements under test (9) would be placed is also indicated. In this area (9) other elements can also be placed as a dummy (10) for the simulation of living beings.
- REPLACEMENT SHEET (Rule 26) grooves (2), the metal parts (4) that move by closing and opening the different grooves (3) and the axes (5) through which the part that opens and closes the grooves moves.
- Figure 3 shows in detail the characteristic form of the signal emission elements or antennas (8) specific to the multi-input and multi-output analyzer and its power point (10).
- Figure 4 shows a multi-input and output analyzer for microwave heating applications (12) with the following elements: three sources or magnetrons (13), several samples (14), a mode shaker (6), a grooved metal part (2).
- Figure 5 shows the diversity of gain versus K factor for all groups with the level of probability as a parameter. It is an example of the capacity analysis that the multi-input and multi-output analyzer can perform.
- Figure 6 shows the diversity of profit versus the level of cumulative probability for all groups with different. It is an example of the capacity analysis that the multi-input and multi-output analyzer can perform.
- Figure 7 shows the drying curve of the moisture content in dry basis versus time for samples 01, 02, 03 and 04 with a power source of 700 W
- Figure 8 shows the drying curve of the moisture content on a dry basis versus time for samples 05, 06 and 07 with a power source of 540 W
- Example 1 Multi-input and multi-output analyzer for wireless communications
- the number of slots (3) of the metal part (2) is 16 that are closed and opened by the metal parts (4) located in the upper part and the lower part of said metal part.
- the analyzer of multiple inputs and multiple outputs (1) in one of the slots (3) in the form of a circle is a lens (7).
- the mode agitators (6) are located below the metal part (2).
- the signal transmission elements (8) are broadband antennas located in the upper part of the analyzer with multiple inputs and multiple outputs.
- In the test area (9) can be introduced both containers filled with leaking liquids and absorbent materials, in addition to mannequins or other elements that simulate living beings.
- Possibility of emulating Rician environments with different K in different ways concentrating the direct beam through the converging lens and with the procedure by which the electromagnetic field is controlled in the test area so that the ratio between direct beam and reflected rays.
- Possibility of emulating non-isotropic environments in different ways by measuring the outside of the cavity and introducing materials with losses inside the analyzer.
- the preferred embodiment of the multi-input and multi-output analyzer is designed to be used in the field of wireless communications by providing the possibility of emulating all kinds of environments and in different ways that provides a competitive advantage over traditional multimode resonant cavities that only They can emulate Rayleigh and isotropic environments.
- the gain diversity analysis for different groups of 3 inputs and 3 outputs in different Rician environments is shown.
- the different groupings have the following separations between adjacent elements: group A 0.01 d / ⁇ , group B 0.05 d / ⁇ , group C 0.1 d / ⁇ .
- Figure 6 shows the gain in diversity versus the accumulated probability density for various values of K and all groupings.
- REPLACEMENT SHEET (Rule 26) corresponding propagation environment.
- the diversity gain is influenced by the grouping used, the probability at which it is to be evaluated and the propagation environment. These three factors have to be optimally combined by the system designer to use resources optimally. Therefore, the multi-input and multi-output analyzer is a very useful element for the designer of systems with multiple inputs and outputs in wireless communications.
- This favorite embodiment is an applicator (12) provided with the metal part for concentrate the field (2) and maximize the efficiency, while placing a mode agitator (6) of a non-metallic material to maximize both the efficiency and the homogenization of the fields in the sample.
- the position and size thereof will open some grooves or others so that through the procedure number 1 reason for the invention the objectives of maximizing efficiency and homogenization of heating, drying and curing of the different materials
- This applicator is intended for industrial use and has the following advantages over the rest:
- the homogenization analysis of leather samples with different initial moisture contents and for different power levels of the sources is shown.
- the different samples have the following initial moisture contents: sample 01 1.85, sample 02 1.81, sample 03 0.73,
- microwave-assisted drying is influenced by the distribution of the electromagnetic field in the sample, the loss factor thereof and the moisture content thereof. These three factors have to be optimally combined by the system designer to use resources optimally. Therefore, the multi-input and multi-output analyzer is a very useful element for the designer of industrial microwave-assisted heating applicators.
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