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2024-10-22
PIER M
Vol. 130, 11-17, 2024
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Compact 8-Port MIMO Antenna for Hot-Spot Applications Based on Embedded Double-Negative Metamaterial Split Ring Resonators
José Alfredo Tirado-Méndez , Arturo Rangel-Merino and Luis Alberto Vasquez-Toledo
This article proposes an 8-port MIMO antenna based on double-negative metamaterial Split Ring Resonators (SRRs) for three-dimensional (3D) non-planar applications, such as hotspots. The antenna features eight radiators arranged orthogonally to each other, placed in two perpendicular planes, operating at 3.5 GHz. Each resonator incorporates six embedded SRRs to enhance the metamaterial behavior, achieving a 40% size reduction compared to a conventional disc monopole at the same frequency. Simulated and measured results demonstrate excellent performance for MIMO applications, with Envelope Correlation Coefficient (ECC) values below 0.001 and Diversity Gain (DG) around 20 dB. The Total Active Reflection Coefficient (TARC) bandwidth is approximately 930 MHz at the -10 dB threshold. The S-parameters indicate excellent electromagnetic isolation between radiators exceeding 20 dB, and a very low cross-polarization level below -30 dB. However, the main limitation of this design is a reduction in gain, an expected result.
Compact 8-port MIMO Antenna for Hot-spot Applications Based on Embedded Double-negative Metamaterial Split Ring Resonators
2024-10-21
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Vol. 130, 1-10, 2024
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A Multi-Channel Error Compensation Method for Space-Borne RDBF-SAR
Lu Bai , Wei Xu , Pingping Huang , Weixian Tan and Yaolong Qi
The time-varying amplitude error and phase error in the multi-channel will affect the system performance of Range Digital Beam Forming-Synthetic Aperture Radar (RDBF-SAR), which will lead to the elevation of the side lobes amplitude of the echo signal, thus affecting the quality of space-borne synthetic aperture radar (SAR) images. A multi-channel error compensation method for space-borne RDBF-SAR is proposed in this paper. The echo signals of each channel are aligned in the frequency domain. For the amplitude error, the amplitude error compensation factor is obtained by comparing the amplitude of each channel signal with the amplitude of the reference channel signal. For the phase error, the phase error compensation factor is obtained by conjugate multiplication of the phase of each channel signal and the phase of the reference channel signal. Reduce the amount of calculation by averaging. This method can well compensate the amplitude error and phase error, suppress the elevation of the echo side lobe, and make the synthetic aperture radar image more focused and accurate. Finally, the effectiveness of the method is verified by simulation experiments. Under the simulation conditions in this paper, the amplitude compensation reduces the side lobes pulse compression amplitude by 2~10 dB, and the phase compensation reduces it by -1~9 dB.
A Multi-channel Error Compensation Method for Space-borne RDBF-SAR