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VARIOUS FREQUENCIES USED IN ANTENNA DESIGN, GOLIATH ANTENNAS , REAL TIME SCENARIO
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EC 09 RADIATION AND PROPAGATIONEC 09 RADIATION AND PROPAGATION
AJAL.A.J Assistant Professor –Dept of ECE,
UNIVERSAL ENGINEERING COLLEGE Mob: 8907305642 MAIL: [email protected]
VLF/VLF/ LFLF/ MF/ MF Antennas Antennas
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Antenna SystemsAntenna Systems
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Instrument Configuration
IDPU: Instrument Data Processor UnitSPB : Spin Plane Booms (4x)AXB : Axial Booms (2x)SST : Solid State Telescope (2x)ESA : Electrostatic Analyzer FGM : Fluxgate MagnetometerSCM : Search Coil Magnetometer
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Fuel Tank
ESA
EFI SPB
Thruster T1
EFI Axial Booms (2, Stowed)
BatteryBAU
Repress Tank
Miniature Sun Sensor
Transponder
Thruster T2
IDPU
Fuel Tank
Antenna
EFI SPB
EFI SPB
Thruster A1
Thruster A2
AEB
Gyros
Probe Configuration
EM SpectrumEM Spectrum
Propagation characteristics are different in each frequency band
UV
1 MHz1 kHz 1 GHz 1 THz 1 PHz 1 EHz
infrared visible
X raysGamma rays
AM ra
dio
S/W ra
dio
FM ra
dio
TV TV cellu
lar
LF HF VHF UHF SHF EHFMF
30kHz 300kHz 3MHz 30MHz 300MHz 30GHz 300GHz
10km 1km 100m 10m 1m 10cm 1cm 100mm
3GHz
902 – 928 Mhz
2.4 – 2.4835 Ghz
5.725 – 5.785 Ghz
ISM band
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RADIO IR VISIBLE UV X-RAYS GAMMA RAYS
VLF LF MF HF VHF UHF SHF EHF
3k 30k 300k 3M 30M 300M 3G 30G 300GHz
VLF: Very Low Frequency LF: Low FrequencyMF: Medium Frequency HF: High FrequencyVHF: Very High Frequency UHF: Ultra High FrequencySHF: Super High Frequency EHF: Extremely High Frequency
Frequency Band Allocations
RADIO
VLF, LF long waves MF medium waves HF, VHF short waves UHF, SHF microwaves
EHF millimeter waves
Above microwave region, only certain windows of frequencies propagate freely through air, rain, etc.
Infrared and visible light will not penetrate walls X-rays and gamma rays interact with matter
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Wavelengths of Frequency Bands
c
fmeters sec
cycles secmeters
cycle
Propagate well beyond line of sight
The distance the signal travels Decreases as the frequency increases
R=100 m
RX
TX
VLF AntennasVLF Antennas• They operates on VLF Band.They operates on VLF Band.
• They are electrically small. This simplifies analysis.They are electrically small. This simplifies analysis.
• They They are physically large structuresare physically large structures..
– GGenerally have a number of towers 200-300 m highenerally have a number of towers 200-300 m high..– GGenerally cover areas of up to a square kilometer or more. enerally cover areas of up to a square kilometer or more.
• Support worldwide communicatipn.Support worldwide communicatipn.
• The principal objective is The principal objective is to radiate specified amount of power over to radiate specified amount of power over a sufficient bandwidth of frequency.a sufficient bandwidth of frequency.
Problems with VLF AntennasProblems with VLF Antennas
1.1. Bandwidth is less than 200 Hz. Bandwidth is less than 200 Hz.
2.2. Small radiation resistanceSmall radiation resistance..
3.3. They are expensive structures.They are expensive structures.
4.4. Antenna system covers a large area.Antenna system covers a large area.
5.5. Designing an efficient transmitting antenna is Designing an efficient transmitting antenna is difficult.difficult.
6.6. High power levels are needed for transmission.High power levels are needed for transmission.
Vertical Electric Monopole AntennaVertical Electric Monopole Antenna-Antenna Model--Antenna Model-
Vertical Electric Monopole AntennaVertical Electric Monopole Antenna-E and H Fields--E and H Fields-
Assume a uniform vertical electric current I along a monopole of effective Assume a uniform vertical electric current I along a monopole of effective
height hheight hee
rms vertical electric field
rms tangentical magnetic field
Vertical Electric Monopole AntennaVertical Electric Monopole Antenna-Radiated Power--Radiated Power-
The vertical electric field in terms of radiated power is:
Vertical Electric Monopole AntennaVertical Electric Monopole Antenna-Equivalent Antenna Circuit--Equivalent Antenna Circuit-
Vertical Electric Monopole AntennaVertical Electric Monopole Antenna-Radiation Efficiency--Radiation Efficiency-
where and
Effective power = (power capacity of the transmitter) x (antenna system efficiency)
antenna loss resistance
Vertical Electric Monopole AntennaVertical Electric Monopole Antenna-Antenna Bandwidth--Antenna Bandwidth-
The 3 dB bandwidth The 3 dB bandwidth bb in (c/s) for a single resonant circuit is in (c/s) for a single resonant circuit is::
f : resonant frequency
Q: the circuit reactance resistance ratio X/R0
R0: Total series resistance
Multiple Tuned VLF AntennasMultiple Tuned VLF Antennas
To have To have sufficient bandwidthssufficient bandwidths::
Huge antenna systems can be built.Huge antenna systems can be built.
oror
SeveralSeveral small multiple-tuned elements can be small multiple-tuned elements can be usedused. .
Multiple Tuned VLF AntennasMultiple Tuned VLF Antennas
Ground losses are reduced.Ground losses are reduced.
Radiation resistance and efficiency are increased.Radiation resistance and efficiency are increased.
Instead of one and vulnerable antenna, several and smaller elements can Instead of one and vulnerable antenna, several and smaller elements can achieve the same bandwidth-efficiencyachieve the same bandwidth-efficiency product.product.
If one element is shunt off servicing, the others still can be operated.If one element is shunt off servicing, the others still can be operated.
The effective ground loss with multiple-tuning will be less than for a The effective ground loss with multiple-tuning will be less than for a single elementsingle element..
Tuning and retuning after the system is disturbed is difficult.Tuning and retuning after the system is disturbed is difficult.
Each antenna has to be matched to a transmitter. Each antenna has to be matched to a transmitter.
Multiple Tuned VLF AntennasMultiple Tuned VLF Antennas
Goliath Antenna
Some Applications of VLF AntennaSome Applications of VLF Antenna
1.1.Submarine:Submarine: Requires EM Wave at VLF because of skin effect.Requires EM Wave at VLF because of skin effect.
Propagation in sea water is almost vertical so only electric and magnetic Propagation in sea water is almost vertical so only electric and magnetic type of dipoles can be used.type of dipoles can be used.
Transmitted wave will be attenuated in the sea-water so output power must Transmitted wave will be attenuated in the sea-water so output power must be high enough to reach receiver.be high enough to reach receiver.
Some Applications of VLF Antenna (II)Some Applications of VLF Antenna (II)
2.2.Underground Mine Communication:Underground Mine Communication:
Especially it is designed for the event of mine disaster.Especially it is designed for the event of mine disaster.
Provide wireless communication between earth’s surface and miner.Provide wireless communication between earth’s surface and miner.
Normal radio frequency get attenuated rapidly so VLF Band is used.Normal radio frequency get attenuated rapidly so VLF Band is used.
VLF Loop antenna can be used for this purpose.VLF Loop antenna can be used for this purpose.
Some Other ApplicationsSome Other Applications
Water resource exploration.Water resource exploration. Geological mapping.Geological mapping. Human bodyHuman body SAR detection SAR detection..
Simplified VLF Transmitting AntennaSimplified VLF Transmitting Antenna
PicturesPicturesTriatic Type AntennaTriatic Type Antenna
Maine Antenna Installation Maine Antenna Installation
Goliath AntennaGoliath Antenna
Goliath Antenna (2)Goliath Antenna (2)
Goliath AntennaGoliath Antenna
ConclusionConclusion@@
VLF bandVLF band
VLF BandVLF Band
EMEM waves penetrate well in waves penetrate well intoto the sea water the sea water.. (Communications with submerged submarines)(Communications with submerged submarines)
Low atmospheric attenuationLow atmospheric attenuation..
Appropriate for long range communication.Appropriate for long range communication.
VLF AntennasVLF Antennas
• Ground and Sky wavesGround and Sky waves
• Frequeny range: 3-30 KHzFrequeny range: 3-30 KHz
• Antennas : very largeAntennas : very large
• Power: kW levels and even morePower: kW levels and even more
Some Problems Associated with VLF Some Problems Associated with VLF Antenna SystemsAntenna Systems
• Small Small Bandwidth Bandwidth (usually (usually less than 200 Hzless than 200 Hz))
• Small radiation resistanceSmall radiation resistance..
• High cost.High cost.
• Antenna system covers a large area.Antenna system covers a large area.
• Need for very high Need for very high power levels for transmission.power levels for transmission.
LF BandLF Band
LF AntennasLF Antennas
Ground and Sky wavesGround and Sky waves
Frequeny range: 30-300 KHzFrequeny range: 30-300 KHz
Antennas: largeAntennas: large
Power: kW levels and even morePower: kW levels and even more
Some DisadvantagesSome Disadvantages
High cosHigh costt
Large Large DimensionsDimensions
TTroublroublee with efficiency with efficiency, power capacity, , power capacity, bandwidthbandwidth
VLF and LF antennas are VLF and LF antennas are “electrically small” antennas“electrically small” antennas : :
problem: high capacitive reactance and problem: high capacitive reactance and small antenna radiation resistancesmall antenna radiation resistance
remedy: top loadingremedy: top loading
Top-loadingTop-loading
Top-loadingTop-loading
increases gain bandwidth (by decreasing reactance)increases gain bandwidth (by decreasing reactance)
In VLF large top-loadingIn VLF large top-loading
supported by towerssupported by towers
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INTRODUCTIONINTRODUCTION
• Usually: Usually: Vertical radiators operating in Vertical radiators operating in the the MF band (300-3000 kHz)MF band (300-3000 kHz)..
• The towers may be guyed or self-The towers may be guyed or self-supportingsupporting..
APPLICATION AREASAPPLICATION AREAS
• AM BroadcastingAM Broadcasting
• Maritime RadioMaritime Radio
• Coast Guard CommunicationCoast Guard Communication
• Direction FindingDirection Finding
CHARACTERISTICS OF CHARACTERISTICS OF RADIATORSRADIATORS
• Maximum radiation in the horizontal planeMaximum radiation in the horizontal plane• Antennas Antennas taller than one-half wavelength have a taller than one-half wavelength have a
minor lobeminor lobe
Characteristics of the Characteristics of the RadiatorsRadiators
Requirement for metallic ground plane to Requirement for metallic ground plane to
minimize lossesminimize losses
Vertical polarization is preferred due to Vertical polarization is preferred due to
superior propagation characteristicssuperior propagation characteristics
Other features of the Other features of the radiatorsradiators• Shunt fed radiatorsShunt fed radiators
• Top loaded radiatorsTop loaded radiators• Sectionalized Sectionalized radiatorsradiators
Circuits for MF antenna systemsCircuits for MF antenna systems• Antenna tuning units for matching purposesAntenna tuning units for matching purposes• Phase shifter networks for directional antenna systemsPhase shifter networks for directional antenna systems• Power dividing networksPower dividing networks
ANTENNA TUNING
UNIT T-LINE
ANTENNA TUNING
UNIT PHASE CONTROL
NETWORK T-LINE
POWER DIVIDER
NETWORK
FROM TRASMITTER
PHASE CONTROL NETWORK
Ground SystemsGround Systems
• 120 buried (1/4 length) copper wires120 buried (1/4 length) copper wires• Extending radially outwardExtending radially outward• 120-180 cm depth is sufficient120-180 cm depth is sufficient• Individual ground systems are Individual ground systems are
required for each tower of the required for each tower of the array. array. • Copper-mesh ground system may also be Copper-mesh ground system may also be
used.used.
Ground SystemsGround SystemsA typical groundA typical ground system for a two-element directional system for a two-element directional
antenna antenna
HF Antennas & HF Antennas & Antenna SystemsAntenna Systems
HF Antennas and Antenna HF Antennas and Antenna SystemsSystems
Frequency Range: 3 to 30 MHz Frequency Range: 3 to 30 MHz
( ( 10 to 100 meters; in wavelength10 to 100 meters; in wavelength) )
For medium- and long- distance For medium- and long- distance communications and broadcoastingcommunications and broadcoasting
Characteristics of HF Antennas:Characteristics of HF Antennas:
Signals are distorted as the ionosphere is neither Signals are distorted as the ionosphere is neither regular nor smooth.regular nor smooth.
High powers and high antenna gains may be High powers and high antenna gains may be needed for communication.needed for communication.
Types of HF Antennas:Types of HF Antennas:
Non-Resonant HF AntennasNon-Resonant HF AntennasLong-wire AntennaLong-wire AntennaVee AntennaVee AntennaRhombic AntennaRhombic Antenna
Resonant HF AntennasResonant HF AntennasMonopole AntennaMonopole AntennaDipoles and Slot Dipoles and Slot AntennasAntennasLoop AntennasLoop Antennas
Log Periodic HF AntennasLog Periodic HF AntennasEarly Log-Periodic AntennaEarly Log-Periodic AntennaLogarithmic Dipole AntennaLogarithmic Dipole Antenna
Directional HF AntennasDirectional HF AntennasEnd-fire ArraysEnd-fire ArraysBroadside ArraysBroadside ArraysCircular ArraysCircular Arrays
Non-Resonant HF Antennas:Non-Resonant HF Antennas:
• wave propagates along the radiator in one wave propagates along the radiator in one direction onlydirection only
• remaining power is absorbed in a matched load remaining power is absorbed in a matched load
TYPESTYPES
Long-wire AntennaLong-wire Antenna Vee AntennaVee Antenna Rhombic AntennaRhombic Antenna
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Long-wire AntennaLong-wire Antenna
A long terminated wire radiatorA long terminated wire radiator
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Vee AntennaVee Antenna Single mast (one wire radiator terminated in a resistive loadSingle mast (one wire radiator terminated in a resistive load
at the far end).at the far end). Radiation pattern exhibits large side lobes near the main beam.Radiation pattern exhibits large side lobes near the main beam. The efficiency is low (almost half of the total input power may be The efficiency is low (almost half of the total input power may be
exhausted in the matched load.exhausted in the matched load.
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Rhombic AntennaRhombic Antenna• 4 radiating wires of equal length mounted on four masts4 radiating wires of equal length mounted on four masts• one of the wires are load-matched.one of the wires are load-matched.• high directivity high directivity • the large rhombics are used for long-range communications.the large rhombics are used for long-range communications.
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Resonant HF Antennas:Resonant HF Antennas:
Monopole AntennaMonopole Antenna• Elevated-feed MonopoleElevated-feed Monopole• Double-cone MonopoleDouble-cone Monopole• Inverted-L and –T AntennaInverted-L and –T Antenna
Dipoles and Slot AntennasDipoles and Slot Antennas
Loop AntennasLoop Antennas
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Monopole AntennasMonopole AntennasOutside half-wave resonance, elevation pattern breaks up into main Outside half-wave resonance, elevation pattern breaks up into main lobes as input impedance becomes very high. Efficiency decreaseslobes as input impedance becomes very high. Efficiency decreases
Dipole AntennasDipole Antennas
Loop AntennasLoop Antennas
Usully used for reception and direction findingUsully used for reception and direction finding..
The Log-Periodic AntennaThe Log-Periodic Antenna Fed from the vertex.Fed from the vertex. Signal travells along the structure until reaches its resonant region.Signal travells along the structure until reaches its resonant region. The signal radiates from the resonant regionThe signal radiates from the resonant region
Directional HF Antennas:Directional HF Antennas:
End-fire ArraysEnd-fire Arrays• Horizontal Array of DipolesHorizontal Array of Dipoles• RCA Fishborne AntennaRCA Fishborne Antenna• Series Phase ArraySeries Phase Array
Broadside ArraysBroadside Arrays• Broadside Dipole ArrayBroadside Dipole Array• Wide-Band Curtain ArrayWide-Band Curtain Array
Circular ArraysCircular Arrays
End-fire ArraysEnd-fire Arrays
Higher directivity.Higher directivity. Provide increased directivity in Provide increased directivity in
elevation and azimuth planes.elevation and azimuth planes. Generally used for reception.Generally used for reception. Impedance match difficulty in Impedance match difficulty in
high power transmissions.high power transmissions. Variants are:Variants are:
Horizontal Array of DipolesHorizontal Array of Dipoles RCA Fishborne AntennaRCA Fishborne Antenna Series Phase ArraySeries Phase Array
Broadside ArraysBroadside Arrays
Beam steering by phase variation is possible.Beam steering by phase variation is possible.
Circular ArraysCircular Arrays Used for direction finding.Used for direction finding. Consists of 30 – 100 elements, with equi-spaced and fed Consists of 30 – 100 elements, with equi-spaced and fed
from a central source – goniometer.from a central source – goniometer. Band-width seperation is possible:Band-width seperation is possible:
Ship’s Antenna ArrangementShip’s Antenna Arrangement
Ship’s Antenna ArrangementShip’s Antenna Arrangement
RDF loop
Radar
Scanner
VHF TX/RX
Navtex RXLoran RX
VHF DSC TX
MF/HF Radio Telephone
VHF T/RX no. 2
DSC RX
E.B. Saturn 35 Radome
VHF DSC RX
Watch keeping RX
F2-layer
Day
D-layer
Night
F1-layerE-layer
TX RXDirect Wave
Reflected Wave
VHFVHF
TX RX
Reflected Wave
Ground Wave
MFMF
TX
HFHF
8 Mhz 16 Mhz
TX
E- Layer’s EffectE- Layer’s Effect
E - Layer
F - Layer
DAY
TX
E- Layer’s EffectE- Layer’s Effect
E - Layer
F - Layer
NIGHT
TX
E- Layer’s EffectE- Layer’s Effect
E - Layer
F - Layer