Abstract

High-gain and Low-RCS Linear Polarization F-P Resonant Cavity Antenna Based on Metasurface

Highlights

  • Nowadays, with the continuous development of radar, beyond-visual-range warfare has gradually become one of the main modes of modern warfare

  • In order to explain the mechanism of generating circular polarization, an equivalent circuit is used for analysis

  • It can be seen that the F-P resonant cavity antenna has an obvious radar cross section (RCS) reduction effect compared to the microstrip antenna

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Summary

Introduction

With the continuous development of radar, beyond-visual-range warfare has gradually become one of the main modes of modern warfare. By designing the unit structure and its arrangement, the electromagnetic (EM) wave characteristics can be modulated [1] It has significant advantages in polarization control [4], [5]. Design of antenna based on metasurfaces has become a very important direction in antenna research to improve performance of antenna, such as increasing gain and reducing RCS [6,7,8,9,10]. In [15] and [16], F-P resonant cavity antennas are designed to improve gain and reduce RCS. The metasurface and the antenna ground plate form an F-P resonant cavity, so a linear polarized F-P resonant cavity antenna with high gain and low RCS is designed. The simulation results are in good agreement with the measurement results

The Principle of the F-P Resonant Cavity Antenna
R2 1 R2 2R
Design of Metasurface Unit
Low RCS and High Gain Linear Polarization Antenna Based on Metasurface
Radiation Performance Analysis
Scattering Performance Analysis
The Result Analysis of Measurement
Conclusion
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