Accession Number:

AD0809282

Title:

INTEGRATED RADIATOR TECHNIQUES STUDY.

Descriptive Note:

Final rept. 23 Aug 65-22 Aug 66,

Corporate Author:

MOTOROLA INC SCOTTSDALE AZ

Personal Author(s):

• Murphy, Earl
• Higgs, J. A.
• MacDougall, J. B.
• Sasser, W. H.

Report Date:

1967-02-01

Pagination or Media Count:

165.0

Abstract:

This report describes the results of a twelve-month study of techniques in integrated radiator design sponsored by Rome Air Development Center. This study combined theoretical analysis and experimental evaluation to develop new techniques in integrated radiator design. These techniques are based upon the integration of active, nonlinear solid state devices into radiating structures to improve the physical characteristics and electrical performance of conventional radiating systems. A wide variety of radiators for a variety of applications was selected to demonstrate the usefulness and versatility of these techniques. As a result of this investigation much useful design data were obtained and are presented in the form of curves and graphs. The results of the analyses and experiments are discussed and conclusions and recommendations are made. Author

Descriptors:

• *PHASED ARRAYS
• INTEGRATED SYSTEMS
• ULTRAHIGH FREQUENCY
• LOG PERIODIC ANTENNAS
• PHASE SHIFT CIRCUITS
• PHASE SHIFT CIRCUITS
• HEAT SINKS
• TRAVELING WAVE TUBES
• GAIN
• YAGI ANTENNAS
• HARDENING
• ELECTRICAL IMPEDANCE
• DIELECTRIC PROPERTIES
• X BAND
• S BAND
• L BAND
• PROPAGATION
• TRANSMISSION LINES

Subject Categories:

• Electrical and Electronic Equipment

Distribution Statement:

APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE