Microwave receiving device
AssigneeLicentia Patent-Verwaltungs-G.m.b.H.
InventorsGunther Morz, Wilhelm Milcz
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AssigneeLicentia Patent-Verwaltungs-G.m.b.H.
InventorsGunther Morz, Wilhelm Milcz
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A receiver for counterclockwise and clockwise circularly polarized microwave signals of the type comprising a receiving antenna with a feeder system, a polarization converter, a polarization filter and a circuit for converting the microwave signals of both polarization directions from the high frequency to the intermediate frequency plane. A portion of the feeder waveguide belonging to the feeder system of the receiving antenna is designed as a bandpass filter which is effective for both polarization directions. A microstripline substrate, which carries the frequency converting circuit, is connected with the output of the feeder waveguide and is provided with an arrangement for coupling in the energies of the waveguide modes of both polarization directions. The polarization converter is either directly integrated in the feeder waveguide or the polarization conversion is effected by coupling the waveguide modes into the microstripline circuit.
In a receiver for counterclockwise and clockwise circularly polarized microwave signals comprising a receiving antenna with a feeder system including a feeder waveguide, a polarization converter for converting received circular to linear polarized signals, a polarization filter and a converter circuit means, connected to the output of said feeder system, for converting the microwave signals of both polarization directions from the high frequency to the intermediate frequency plane;
In a receiver for counterclockwise and clockwise circularly polarized microwave signals comprising a receiving antenna with a feeder system including a feeder waveguide, a polarization converter for converting received circular to linear polarized signals, and a polarization filter, and a converter circuit means, connected to the output of said feeder system, for converting the microwave signals of both polarization directions from the high frequency to the intermediate frequency plane;
In a receiver for counterclockwise and clockwise circularly polarized microwave signals comprising a receiving antenna with a feeder system including a feeder waveguide, a polarization converter for converting received circular to linear polarized signals, a polarization filter and a converter circuit means, connected to the output of said feeder system, for converting the microwave signals of both polarization directions from the high frequency to the intermediate frequency plane;
In a receiver for counterclockwise and clockwise circularly polarized microwave signals comprising a receiving antenna with a feeder system including a feeder waveguide, a polarization converter for converting received circular to linear polarized signals, a polarization filter and a converter circuit means, connected to the output of said feeder system for converting the microwave signals of both polarization directions from the high frequency to the intermediate frequency plane;
In a receiver for counterclockwise and clockwise circularly polarized microwave signals comprising a receiving antenna with a feeder system including a feeder waveguide, a polarization converter for converting received circular to linear polarized signals, a polarization filter and a converter circuit means, connected to the output of said feeder system for converting the microwave signals of both polarization directions from the high frequency to the intermediate frequency plane;
In a receiver for counterclockwise and clockwise circularly polarized microwave signals comprising a receiving antenna with a feeder system including a feeder waveguide, a polarization converter for converting received circular to linear polarized signals, a polarization filter and a converter circuit means, connected to the output of said feeder system for converting the microwave signals of both polarization directions from the high frequency to the intermediate frequency plane;
In a receiver for counterclockwise and clockwise circularly polarized microwave signals comprising a receiving antenna with a feeder system including a feeder waveguide, a polarization converter for converting received circular to linear polarized signals, and a polarization filter, and a converter circuit means, connected to the output of said feeder system for converting the microwave signals of both polarization directions from the high frequency to the intermediate frequency plane;
In a receiver for counterclockwise and clockwise circulary polarized microwave signals comprising a receiving antenna with a feeder system including a feeder waveguide, a polarization converter for converting received circular to linear polarized signals, and a polarization filter, and a converter circuit means, connected to the output of said feeder system for converting the microwave signals of both polarization directions from the high frequency to the intermediate frequency plane, the improvement wherein:
In a receiver for counterclockwise and clockwise circularly polarized microwave signals comprising a receiving antenna with a feeder system including a feeder waveguide, a polarization converter for converting received circular to linear polarized signals, a polarization filter and a converter circuit means, connected to the output of said feeder system for converting the microwave signals of both polarization directions from the high frequency to the intermediate frequency plane;
In a receiver for counterclockwise and clockwise circularly polarized microwave signals comprising a receiving antenna with a feeder system including a feeder waveguide, a polarization converter for converting received circular to linear polarized signals, and a polarization filter, and a converter circuit means, connected to the output of said feeder system for converting the microwave signals of both polarization directions from the high frequency to the intermediate frequency plane;
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