Conformal Array Antenna Modelling within EUCLID CEPA-1 / Modern Radar Technology

conference paper
2000
Visser, H.

Gerini, G.

Zaragoza, B.M.

Hond, F. de

Bertuch, Th.

S”ntgerath, W.

Knott, P.

Gniss, H.

Schmid, O.

Winterfeld, Chr. von

Paul, D.L.

Craddock, I.

Economou, D.P.

Kaklamani, D.I.

Kyriakou, G.

Sahalos, J.N.

Uzunoglu, N.K.

Backhouse, P.

Fletcher, P.

Watkins, C.D.

Vitiello, R.

D'Elia, U.F.
The mounting of antennas on military platforms, land-, sea- and air-based is a well-known problem due to the conflict it
generates between platform and sensor interests. Most visibly this situation arises in aircraft where platform interests
gain the highest priority and lead to sub-optimum antennas and antenna positions. Examples are limited field-of-view
nose-mounted radar antennas and aerodynamically radomed communication antennas.
Topics
Conformal antennas
TNO Identifier
95300
Repository link
https://resolver.tno.nl/uuid:d0c682a4-d47c-4b61-8e02-4abab6e77d0e
Publisher
ESA/ESTEC
Source title
AP 2000 - Millennium Conference on Antennas & Propagation, 9-14 April 2000, Davos, Switzerland
Place of publication
Noordwijk
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