Electric field distribution modelling of the distributing system 5-beam APAR in time area

Konstantin N. Klimov; Mihail S. Matsayan; Kirill I. Konov; Irina K. Epaneshnikova; Sergey V. Serebryannikov; Sergej S. Serebryannikov; Andrey M. Belevtsev; Anton S. Boldyreff

doi:10.1117/12.2547829

16 October 2019 Electric field distribution modelling of the distributing system 5-beam APAR in time area

Konstantin N. Klimov, Mihail S. Matsayan, Kirill I. Konov, Irina K. Epaneshnikova, Sergey V. Serebryannikov, Sergej S. Serebryannikov, Andrey M. Belevtsev, Anton S. Boldyreff

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Proceedings Volume 11163, Emerging Imaging and Sensing Technologies for Security and Defence IV; 111630N (2019) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2547829
Event: SPIE Security + Defence, 2019, Strasbourg, France

Abstract

The 2D electromagnetic modeling distribution of electric fields for stationary and non-stationary scattering process in the time domain mode was developed. The distributing system of the optical type was expressed. Given system allows to form 5-beam directional pattern (DP) for receiving active phased antenna radar (APAR).

At reduction of the sizes of the distributing system, distance between its output reduce in once, in contrast with distance between radiators APAR. In such event corner deflections of the ray in DP APAR will corner of the deflection less in distributing system in n once also. For considered systems reduction factor of the geometric sizes n has formed the order 7. In corresponding to number once and was increased a corner of the deflection of the ray α in distributing system.

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Konstantin N. Klimov, Mihail S. Matsayan, Kirill I. Konov, Irina K. Epaneshnikova, Sergey V. Serebryannikov, Sergej S. Serebryannikov, Andrey M. Belevtsev, and Anton S. Boldyreff "Electric field distribution modelling of the distributing system 5-beam APAR in time area", Proc. SPIE 11163, Emerging Imaging and Sensing Technologies for Security and Defence IV, 111630N (16 October 2019); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2547829

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