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Practical Phased Array Antennas

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ISBN-10: 1580531245

ISBN-13: 9781580531245

Edition: 1991

Authors: Eli Brookner

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List price: $179.00
Copyright year: 1991
Publisher: Artech House, Incorporated
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 258
Size: 8.25" wide x 10.97" long x 0.68" tall
Weight: 1.584
Language: English

Electronic Scanning Radar Systems (ESRS) Design and Architecture
Modern Radar Requirements
Increased Range Coverage
Increased Resolution
Shorter Reaction Time
Electronic Scanning Radar Systems (ESRS) Characteristics
Definition
Electronic Scanning Techniques
Implementation
Illumination Tapering
Advantages of ESRSs
Disadvantages of ESRSs
Parameter Management
ESRS Integration, Test and Evaluation
ESR System Design Methodology
Problem for Lecture #7
Antenna Array Fundamentals - Part 1
Linear Arrays
Uniform Weighting
Weighted Apertures
Planar Arrays
Rectangular Aperture
Circular Apertures
Equivalence Between Circular and Linear Aperture Antenna Patterns
Monopulse Difference Patterns
Array Thinning
Statistical Density Tapering
Sidelobe Level of Thinned Arrays
Directivity of a Thinned Array
System Aspects of Thinned Arrays
Antenna Array Fundamentals: Part 2
Effects of Errors on Antenna Array Characteristics
Effect of Errors on Antenna Sidelobe Levels and Directivity
Angle Measurement Accuracy
Detection Considerations for Phased Arrays
Beam Shape Loss, Beam Packing Loss, and Optimum Beam Spacing
Sequential Detection
Acknowledgement
References
Phased Array Elements - Part 1
General Considerations of Array Elements
The Large Phased Array
Array Factor
Element Factor
Phased Array Elements - Part 2
Element Matching
Matching with Frequency
Wide Angle Impedance Matching (WAIM)
Waveguide Simulators [19, 20]
The Small Array
Some Designed Elements
Narrow Band Designs
Broadband Designs
Aperture Effects
Feed Effects
Array Feeds
Selecting a Feed System
Electrical Performance Requirements
Environmental Requirements
Types of Array Feed Techniques
Array Feed Categories
General Characteristics of Array Feeds
Analysis of Feed Network Performance
Reactive Divider Network
Matched Divider Network
Constrained Feeds
Constrained Feed-Parallel
Constrained Feed-Serial
Semi-Constrained Feed
Radial Feeds
Sector Horn Feeds
Constrained Lens Feeds
Unconstrained Feeds
Transmission Lens Array
Reflect Arrays
Special Feed Techniques
Self-Duplexing
Self-Isolation
Sub-Arrays
Conclusions
Phase Control Device Selection Requirements
Selection of Phasers
High-Power Phasers
Low-Level Phasers
Selection of Time Delayers
Conclusion
Case Study -- Design of Air Defense ESRS
Threat Model/Performance Requirements
Search
Detection Range -- Aircraft
Detection Range -- Missile
Resolution
False Alarm Number
Search Pattern
Array-Space Coordinates
Coordinate Transformation Summary
Probability of Detection
Energy Requirements
Track
Waveform
Accuracy -- One Sigma Values
MTI -- Moving Target Indication
Parameter Management
Time
Energy
Waveform
Power
Time and Power Budgets
Duty Cycle
Compact, Constrained Feed Phased Array for AN/SPY-1
General Functional Requirements of the Array as a Sub-Segment of the AN/SPY-1 Radar
Functional Description of the Array Antenna
Description of Major Array Components
Radiating Elements
Array Modules
Combinations of Array Modules
Receiver Beamforming Networks
Array Environments
Performance Requirements
Internal Heat Load Sources and Air Flow Distribution
Ships Resources Utilized
Array Structure
Structural Analysis
Summary of Array Performance Characteristics
RF Loss
Computed Pattern Characteristics
Overall Assembly
Array Testing
Test Facility
Test Range
Calibration and Verification Facilities
Array and BSC Operational Status Check
Coordinate Systems
Angular Coverage
Results of Performance Tests
Self-Duplexing
Antenna Mismatch
Coverage
Instantaneous Bandwidth
Receive Gain
Transmit Gain
Transmit and Receive Patterns
Summary of Pattern Data
Antenna Monopulse Tracking Characteristics
Polarization Characteristics of the AN/SPY-1 Array
Limited Scan Arrays - Part 1
Basic Requirements of Limited Scan
Instantaneous Bandwidth
Polarization Characteristics and Weather
Fundamental Bounds and Concepts for Ideal Limited Scan Systems
Estimates of the Minimum Number of Control Elements
Ideal Subarray Pattern: Concept of Overlap
Spatial Fourier Transforms: Orthogonal Beams and Orthogonal Beam Matrices
Orthogonality and Some Practical Conclusions about Limited Scan Arrays
An Idealized Circuit for Spatial Overlap, and It's Implications for Design
The Completely Overlapped Subarray Antenna System (HIPSAF)
Arrays with Reflectors or Lenses
Single Reflector and Lens Techniques
Dual Reflector or Lens Antennas
Limited Scan Arrays - Part 2
Array Techniques
Aperiodic Arrays
Spatially Interlaced Arrays
Multi-Mode Scanning Techniques
Overlapped Sub-Array Techniques
Selecting Element Latices for Optimum Scanning
Dielectric Layers as Spatial Filters
Design Examples and Conclusion
Single Reflector Designs
Dual Reflectors or Lenses
Array Techniques
Conclusion
Computer Control of a Multifunction Radar - Part 1
Introduction
Functional Description of System
Radar System Operation
Software System Requirements
Functional Requirements
Basic Processes
Multifunction Processing Requirements
Search-and-Detect Processes
Radar Dwell Scheduling
Controlling False Alarms and Redundant Detections
Controlling Multiple Detections
Redetection Control
Transition-to-Track Process
Track Maintenance
User Services
Computer Control of a Multifunction Radar - Part 2
Definition of Software System
Priority Processing and Multiprogramming
Program Architecture
Executive Control of Multifunction Operation
Module Communications
Data and Control Flows
Concepts for Efficient Real Time Operation Batch Processing for Reduced Overhead
General Considerations
Fully Utilizing the Radar Resource
Further System Consideration
Saturation Mechanisms
Sample System
Peak-Load Case
Nominal Search
Comparison of Cases