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A antena de radiador de matriz passiva orientável eletronicamente (ESPAR) é um tipo de antena de saída de porta única baseada em elementos parasitas com diversas reatâncias variáveis. Ele realiza beamforming aéreo analógico e nenhum dos sinais em seus elementos passivos pode ser observado. Este fato e outro que é mais importante - a dependência não linear da saída da antena das reatâncias ajustáveis - torna o problema substancialmente novo e não resolvível por meio de técnicas convencionais de formação de feixe de matriz adaptativa. Uma nova abordagem baseada na teoria da aproximação estocástica é proposta para a formação de feixe adaptativo da antena ESPAR como um filtro espacial não linear por parâmetros variáveis, formando assim tanto feixe quanto nulos. Dois cronogramas de taxas de aprendizagem foram examinados sobre SINR de saída, estabilidade, convergência, desajuste, efeito de ruído, termo de polarização, etc., e o ideal foi proposto. Desenvolvimento adicional foi rastreado. Nosso estudo teórico, resultados de simulação e análise de desempenho mostram que a antena ESPAR pode ser controlada de forma eficaz, tem forte potencial para uso em terminais móveis e parece ser muito prospectiva.
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Blagovest SHISHKOV, Jun CHENG, Takashi OHIRA, "Adaptive Control Algorithm of ESPAR Antenna Based on Stochastic Approximation Theory" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E85-B, no. 4, pp. 802-811, April 2002, doi: .
Abstract: The electronically steerable passive array radiator (ESPAR) antenna is one kind of the parasitic elements based single-port output antennas with several variable reactances. It performs analog aerial beamforming and none of the signals on its passive elements can be observed. This fact and one that is more important--the nonlinear dependence of the output of the antenna from adjustable reactances--makes the problem substantially new and not resolvable by means of conventional adaptive array beamforming techniques. A novel approach based on stochastic approximation theory is proposed for the adaptive beamforming of the ESPAR antenna as a nonlinear spatial filter by variable parameters, thus forming both beam and nulls. Two learning rate schedule were examined about output SINR, stability, convergence, misadjustment, noise effect, bias term, etc., and the optimal one was proposed. Further development was traced. Our theoretic study, simulation results and performance analysis show that the ESPAR antenna can be controlled effectively, has strong potential for use in mobile terminals and seems to be very perspective.
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