Spatially Distributed Polarization Receiver Array for Communication and Sensing Multifunction Systems
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Abstract
In this work, a spatially distributed one-dimensional (1-D) receiver array for future polarized multifunction communication and sensing systems is introduced and presented for the first time. Different from the conventional receiver array, the proposed receiver system based on the orthomode transducer (OMT) enables the dual-polarization property without adding the number of receiver blocks. Besides, due to the 1-D spatial distribution, not only does this OMT array significantly improve the communication capacity, but also it can achieve multifunction sensing applications such as typical angle-of-arrival (AoA) and polarization detection. To validate the proposed concept, a theoretical analysis of the proposed receiver array is derived and presented. Then, an experimental 6-cell proof-of-concept prototype is developed, fabricated, and measured. The demodulated 4-QAM and 16-QAM signals confirm the good performance of the proposed OMT receiver array.
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