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A low scattering tightly coupled dipole array based on frequency-selective polarization converter

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JOURNAL OF PHYSICS D-APPLIED PHYSICS
Volume 56, Issue 2, Pages -

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IOP Publishing Ltd
DOI: 10.1088/1361-6463/ac9b65

Keywords

frequency selective surface; simulated annealing algorithm; tightly coupled dipole array; radar cross section

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In this paper, a low RCS TCDA based on a novel FSPC is proposed. The FSPC structure consists of a polarization conversion metasurface and a band-pass frequency selective surface. The coding sequence of FSPC is obtained using simulated annealing algorithm for RCS reduction. The co-design of TCDA with FSPC is presented and the radiation performance meets the design requirements. Measurement results show significant reflection reduction from 15 GHz to 21 GHz compared with a metallic plane of the same size, and the simulated and measured radiation patterns agree well.
In this paper, a low radar cross section (RCS) tightly coupled dipole array (TCDA) based on novel dual-polarized frequency-selective polarization converter (FSPC) has been proposed. The proposed FSPC structure is comprised of a polarization conversion metasurface and a band-pass frequency selective surface, and the coding sequence of FSPC can be derived by simulated annealing algorithm to achieve simulated mono-static RCS reduction. The process of the co-design of the TCDA with FSPC is presented, and the radiation performance of the antenna array meets the design requirements. A TCDA sample and 20 x 20 FSPC elements were designed and fabricated. The measured results indicated that a significant reflection reduction from 15 GHz to 21 GHz compared with a metallic plane of the same size at the boresight, and the simulated and measured normalized radiation patterns are in good agreement.

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