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Bessel function based sparse concentric ring array design method

A technology of Bessel function and concentric circles, which is applied in the design field of sparse concentric circle arrays, and can solve the problems of large number of array elements and few concentric circle arrays.

Active Publication Date: 2016-07-13
NAT SPACE SCI CENT CAS
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[0004] At present, there are relatively few studies on sparsely distributed concentric circular arrays, and in order to ensure the generation of circular symmetric patterns, the existing research methods are mainly divided into two categories: one is the uniform interval d=0.5λ between adjacent elements on the confinement ring , then the radius is r m The number of elements N on the circle of m =floor(2πr m / d) (the number of array elements can only be an integer, and the function floor(x) means rounding down), so only the radius of the ring is optimized to synthesize the sparse concentric ring array with a circular symmetric pattern (reference [3 ]:R.L.Haupt,“OptimizedElementSpacingforLowSidelobeConcentricRingArrays,”IEEETrans.AntennasPropagat.,vol.56,no.1,pp.266-268,Jan.2008,参考文献[6]:Y.Jiang,andS.Zhang,“AnInnovativeStrategyforSynthesisofUniformlyWeightedCircularApertureAntennaArrayBasedontheWeightingDensityMethod”IEEE ,AntennasWirelessPropa.Lett.,vol.12,pp.725-728,2013), the main disadvantage of this type of method is that the interval constraint of adjacent elements 0.5λ leads to more array elements required by the array; the second is to use The correlation algorithm calculates the radius of the concentric ring and the excitation amplitude of the equivalent continuous current ring, and then discretizes the continuous current ring by using uniformly spaced equal-amplitude array elements, so that the number of uniformly arranged array elements on each ring can be determined ( Reference [5]: O.M.Bucci and D. Pinchera, "A Generalized Hybrid Approach for the Synthesis of Uniform Amplitude Pencil Beam Ring-Arrays," IEEETrans. Massa, "HybridBCS-Deterministic Approach for SparseConcentricRingIsophoricArrays," IEEETrans. DP Patterns of Sparse Concentric Ring Arrays," IEEE Trans. Antennas Propagat., vol.64, no.2, pp.515- 524, Feb. 2016.)
The above method can realize the simultaneous optimization of the radius of the ring and the number of uniformly distributed array elements on the ring, but the total number of array elements needs to be given in advance, and only by selecting a reasonable total number of array elements can the sparse array that meets the requirements of the pattern be synthesized. Concentric ring array, therefore, these methods need to go through multiple experiments to find a reasonable total number of array elements, and then to determine the distribution of array elements on the corresponding ring

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[0104] The front radius R=5λ of the thin-distributed concentric ring array of Example 1, the number of concentric rings M=7. Utilize the method of the present invention to optimally design the ring radius of the sparsely distributed concentric ring array and the number of uniformly distributed array elements on the ring, the simulation results show that the calculation time required by the present invention is 20s, and the radius of each concentric ring is r m Instead of uniformly distributed number of array elements Nm see Table 1, the layout of the array elements is as follows image 3 As shown, the total number of array elements is 175, which has good circular symmetry, and achieves 360° azimuth without change coverage. Figure 5 As shown, and the peak side lobe level of the pattern is -27.1dB. The number of array elements required by a uniform array in the same array aperture is 341, and the corresponding peak side lobe level is -17.4dB. It can be seen that the method of ...

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[0108] Example 2 is a sparsely distributed concentric ring array with a comprehensive number of rings M=26 on a circular surface with a radius R=25λ, aiming to verify the superiority of the method of the present invention in the synthesis of large-diameter arrays. The simulation results show that a 26-ring sparse concentric circular array composed of 2042 array elements achieves a peak sidelobe level of ─32.9dB on a circular surface with a radius of 25λ. Figure 5 The element layout of the array is given, Image 6 is the tangent direction diagram for each azimuth. As a comparison, the total number of array elements required by the uniform full array of the same caliber is as high as 7987, but the peak side lobe level achieved by it is only -17.5dB, so in this case, the method of the present invention only uses 25.6% of the number of array elements can achieve ─ 32.9dB low sidelobe under the condition of ensuring the circular symmetry of the pattern, which has very significant...

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The invention provides a Bessel function based sparse concentric ring array design method. The method includes: taking a ring radius of a sparse concentric ring array as an optimized parameter, and generating a plurality of weed individuals randomly to form an initial group; as for every weed individual, determining a minimum number of array elements on a ring according to the ring radius so as to determine peak sidelobe level of the sparse concentric ring array as a weed individual adaptation value; generating a seed for every weed individual; combining filial individuals formed by optimized variable ring radiuses with parent individuals together to form new groups, sequencing all the individuals in the group according to an increasing sequence of the adaption values, only keeping a specific number of individuals as an initial group for next evolution and weeding out the rest individuals; repeating the process until stopping criterion for iteration is satisfied, and outputting an optimal individual in the ultimate group.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the fields of radar, radio astronomy and satellite communication, in particular to a design method of a sparsely distributed concentric ring array based on Bessel functions. Background technique [0002] Concentric circular arrays are widely used in radar, radio astronomy, and satellite communications because of their azimuth-free coverage and 360° azimuth scanning capabilities (references [1]: O.M.Bucci, S.Perna, and D.Pinchera, "Synthesis of Isophoric Sparse Arrays Allowing Zoomable Beams and Arbitrary Coverage in Satellite Communications," IEEE Trans. Antennas Propagat, vol. 63, pp. 1445-1457, 2015) and other fields. The uniform concentric ring array means that the array elements on the concentric rings are uniformly distributed in the case of no excitation weighting, and the concentric rings are also uniformly distributed along the radial direction. Although the uniform concentric ring array has a simple structure, its pat...

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IPC IPC(8): G06F17/50
CPCG06F30/20
Inventor 赵晓雯张云华杨青山
Owner NAT SPACE SCI CENT CAS
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