A study on the impact of the phase errors distribution on the performances of the phased array systems has been produced using a complete and behavioral model for radiation-pattern characteristics. The study has shown how the phase errors distribution actually affects the performances demonstrating that the rms phase error is a valuable figure of merit of phased array systems but it is not sufficient to completely describe the behavior of a real system. The used model has many input parameters and it has a lot of features, such as parameter simulations with results analysis, unconventional two-dimensional color graph representation capability in order to show more clearly the results. The results of the study demonstrating the previous considerations have been reported.
A study on the Phase Errors Distribution in Phased Array systems based on a Behavioural Model of Radiation Pattern Characteristics / Coviello, G; Cannone, F; Avitabile, Gianfranco. - (2010), pp. 74-79. (Intervento presentato al convegno MELECON tenutosi a Valletta (Malta) nel 25-28 aprile 2010) [10.1109/MELCON.2010.5476335].
A study on the Phase Errors Distribution in Phased Array systems based on a Behavioural Model of Radiation Pattern Characteristics
Coviello, G;AVITABILE, Gianfranco
2010-01-01
Abstract
A study on the impact of the phase errors distribution on the performances of the phased array systems has been produced using a complete and behavioral model for radiation-pattern characteristics. The study has shown how the phase errors distribution actually affects the performances demonstrating that the rms phase error is a valuable figure of merit of phased array systems but it is not sufficient to completely describe the behavior of a real system. The used model has many input parameters and it has a lot of features, such as parameter simulations with results analysis, unconventional two-dimensional color graph representation capability in order to show more clearly the results. The results of the study demonstrating the previous considerations have been reported.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.