Millimeter wave cloud radar based on frequency modulation interrupted continuous wave
A millimeter wave and radar technology, which is applied in the field of cloud measurement in meteorological detection, can solve the problems of radar transportation and high installation requirements, and achieve the effect of solving large operating distance, simplifying radar calibration, and reducing the amount of equipment.
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[0026] Such as figure 1 As shown, a millimeter-wave cloud radar based on FM interrupted continuous wave, the millimeter-wave cloud radar works in the 34GHz-36GHz frequency band; the millimeter-wave cloud radar is installed vertically on the ground, emits electromagnetic waves upward, and measures clouds from the ground to an altitude above 20km parameters. The millimeter-wave cloud radar includes an antenna, a high-frequency box unit, and an antenna base; the antenna is installed above the high-frequency box unit, and the high-frequency box unit is installed on the antenna base.
[0027] Further, the antenna adopts a Cassegrain antenna. In order to achieve a detection height of 20km, it is generally necessary to use a relatively large-diameter antenna. The diameter of the antenna in this embodiment is 1.5m (can be larger or slightly smaller), in order to prevent Rain and snow affect the radar detection performance, and a radome is installed on the antenna.
[0028] The high-...
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