Rotary joint for a rotary antenna and rotary antenna comprising such a joint
AssigneeThales
InventorsNicolas Ferrando, Jérôme Brossier, Pierre Bosshard, Yann Cailloce, Jérôme Lorenzo
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AssigneeThales
InventorsNicolas Ferrando, Jérôme Brossier, Pierre Bosshard, Yann Cailloce, Jérôme Lorenzo
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A rotary joint including a stator intended to be fastened on a first part of the antenna and defining a transmission surface, and a rotor intended to be fastened on a second part of the antenna and defining a transmission surface, wherein one of the transmission surfaces includes primary means for delimiting electromagnetic signals and the other includes complementary means for delimiting electromagnetic signals; the rotor being mounted rotating relative to the stator such that at least part of the transmission surface of the rotor is positioned across from at least part of the transmission surface of the stator, the facing parts forming at least one transmission path between them for the electromagnetic signals delimited by the primary and complementary delimiting means.
A rotary joint for a rotary antenna comprising a first part and a second part rotating relative to the first part, the rotary joint being intended to connect the first part and the second part of the antenna and to transmit electromagnetic signals between the parts, having a ring sector shape with a variable opening and defining a rotation axis passing through the ring center, a plurality of radial directions extending from the ring center toward its periphery and a plurality of circumferential directions extending along concentric circles arranged around said rotation axis, the rotary joint comprising:
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