Analysis of multiple antenna radiation patterns on rocket body
Sung Hyuck Ye, Chung Ho Ryu
Agency for Defense Development, Republic of Korea
The placement of multiple antennas installed on missile and aircraft is overcoming signal coupling and obstruction created by target maneuvering and motion between tracking systems and airborne target. For long-range tracking of missiles and aircraft, a rocket-body beacon transponder and telemetry systems typically send to code interrogation pulses and information stream. The antenna radiation pattern of this module is required to radiate the isotropic antenna pattern to communicate with ground based tracking systems at any location. This paper presents the analysis of multiple low profile antenna on aircraft to get a radiation pattern using FEKO.
26th Annual Review of Progress in Applied Computational Electromagnetics
2010
April
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