Method for forming frequency selective surface structure on folding-unavailable curved surface

Abstract

The invention provides a method for forming a frequency selective surface structure on an folding-unavailable curved surface. The method includes the steps that printing ink is used for overprinting an FSS cycle array graph on a water-soluble PVA thin film, a water-soluble PVA thin film graph with the FSS cycle array graph overprinted is upward laid on a peaceful water surface, atomized organic solvents are sprayed on the FSS cycle array graph, an oil film graph is stuck to the surface of a product with the folding-unavailable curved surface, and the FSS cycle array graph is obtained on the surface of the product with the folding-unavailable curved surface. According to the method for forming the frequency selective surface structure on the folding-unavailable curved surface, an original technology and materials of the product do not need to be changed, the FSS graph can be produced on any curved surface shape (especially the folding-unavailable curved surface), the produced FSS array structure is continuous and fine, and the graphics solution line width reaches 0.1 mm.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to a method for forming a frequency-selective surface structure on a non-developable curved surface, belonging to the fields of micromachining and microwave technology. Background technique [0002] Frequency Selective Surfaces (FSS) is a microwave periodic structure, which is regularly etched on the plane or curved surface of the substrate to form aperture units or paste metal patch units. When the unit size is half the wavelength of the incident wave Resonance occurs at an integer multiple, and the incident wave is totally reflected (patch-type structure) or fully transmitted (aperture-type structure). The combination of FSS technology and radome can be made into FSS radome. The working frequency band of our radar is designed as a passband, and the frequency band of the enemy's detection radar is designed as a stop band. It can reflect the enemy's radar wave while passing through our radar wave. Effectively reducing the radar c...

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Problems solved by technology

However, there is no mature technology for plane non-developable surfaces.

For example, the FSS screen that adopts curved surface approximation slices and lays flat PCB technology will form a large number of folds and seams, seriously destroying the continuity of the FSS array, increasing the out-of-band RCS (Radar Cross Section, radar cross section), and degrading the stealth Effect; when the chemical etching method is applied on a curved surface, it is difficult to focus the exposure, and it is easy to form false exposure, which cannot meet the accuracy requirements of the FSS structure; the numerical control machining method controls the precision tool to directly describe the surface of the metallized radome, which has low efficiency and poor precision , there is a processing dead angle for the concave surface

[0004] CN103395205A discloses a method for forming a FSS radome by 3D printing in an additive manner. Although the method can realize a fine FSS structure by 3D printing, due to the limitation of 3D printing technology, the materials used are pure resin or short The fiber particle reinforced composite material has lower strength than the continuous fiber reinforced resin composite material commonly used in the current radome, so the strength of the radome made by this method is very low

CN102882002A discloses a method for improving the performance of a non-deployable curved surface FSS radome. By designing an expandable planar radome whose volume is slightly smaller than the inner surface contour of the radome, it is inserted into the original radome, and the expandable planar radome is pasted on the expandable planar radome. The corresponding function is obtained by covering the plane FSS screen, but this method occupies the inner space of the radome, which is equivalent to increasing the thickness of the radome wall and reducing the wave penetration performance of the radome

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